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Nino Batista (@ninobatista) photographed gorgeous Brennah in his most recent shoot for Yandy's (@yandy) bridal lingerie collection. He captured the spread with his Canon 6D Mark II with an 85mm lens using the Raven to trigger a Paul C Buff Einstein and two Digibees.
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Photography credit: Danny Batista @dannybatista
Danny Batista (@dannybatista) captured the behind the scenes with model Alexia in Hawaii. He photographed with his Nikon Z7ii paired with the Raven, using it's HSS feature, with a Godox AD600 and a single diffused glow easy lock 36'' octa box under the bright sun.
Kohjiro Kinno (@kohjiro_kinno)photographed the Celtics legend, Paul Anthony Pierce (@paulpierce), for Sports Illustrated (@sportsillustrated) "Moments of Truth" as he prepares to enter the Basketball Hall of Fame. He used Nikon Z6 with the Raven transmitter with 2 Profoto D2's.
Adam @lovebuzz_photo captured this warm photograph as part of this couple's engagement session at the Mountain Top Inn and Resort (@mountaintopresort) located in Chittenden, Vermont. For this photoshoot, he used a Nikon D750 with a Raven transmitter to trigger 2 Godox AD200's.
This photo was shot by Rob Giersch using two Ravens to enable the firing of a remote camera and lighting at the same time during a Whitewater Freestyle photo shoot at The Nantahala Outdoor Center in North Carolina.
Adam is fantastic at capturing breathtaking photographs at weddings with a simple light setup and the Raven. He values cutting-edge technology and simplicity in his gear. The Raven helps Adam strike the right balance between this pairing.
Jonathan Ridgely (@JRPMedia_Tampa) recently shot Nicholas. He used a Profoto B2 along with a Profoto 2ft Octa Softbox and a 50 degree grid. Additional lighting was provided by two Godox AD360’s with Elinchrom strip boxes and 50 degree grids, all managed by the Raven.
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Adam captures action on the dancefloor using his Raven to trigger strategically placed Godox AD200’s. “The Raven allows me to adjust my lights with speed and efficiency which results in better exposures during critical moments when timing is tight.” Photographer: Adam Frehm
According to the Global Photographic Services Market Report for 2021 published by Business Wire, North America was the largest region in the global photographic services market, accounting for 41% of the market. Asia Pacific was the second largest region accounting for 29%.
Want to shoot even further? Test the limits of range with the Raven. It has one of the longest operating ranges for flash triggering on the market at 450m (1500ft) powered by a custom-designed antenna array and SAW (surface acoustic wave) filter.
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Mike uses a feathering light technique that aims the light in front of the subject at a height of 45 degrees as opposed to a chunk of light hitting straight on. Gridded lights on the other hand help him accentuate the directional style, increasing control of light.
And the winner of the World Photography Day Giveaway is Mike @mjphoto06 from MJ Photography. Congratulations Mike! We hope the Raven is a great addition to your photography bag. Mike Gibson has been capturing wedding and family portraits since 2006.
Rob Giersch (photo credit: @robgiersch) wanted to photograph Walker Robinson (@_walker_robinson) while off-roading in Summit County, Colorado. He used SyncView mode to capture details such as grooves of the high traction tires and brand names printed on Walkers' O'Neal jersey.
Read our latest blog to know how Adam Frehm Captures Breathtaking Photographs at Weddings with a Simple Light Setup and the Raven. https://t.co/Jm1YWwqxLr