>What about any manual camera with a fast lens a high shutter speed and
>a reflector?
A folding Litedisc is heavier, will not fit in a camera bag and you need an
assistant.
>You would probably need a ND filter to slow the shutter down to 1/2000.
>(top speed on a OM 4Ti)
Umm, no. Not unless you're shooting 400 film (why?). Do the math.
>I think I know some portrait photographers who would take acceptation to
>that statement. There is some serious outdoor portrait photography going
>on.
>Ask Monte Zucker. They also are great for in church shots etc.
>See Shutterbug Nov 98 Pg 42 photo 3.
Bad example, Monte shoots medium format which means he has leaf shutters
(1/500 sync) and the fastest lenses are f4. I was referring to the 35mm
world. Does anyone really read Shutterbug for the articles?
>**What am I doing making points about a flash I have never used?**
No comment.
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