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Good shout, I understand your every day person not knowing this, but people who are teaching others on KZfaq should, really.

Exactly what I was thinking!

if he were truly street he'd use a Ricoh, iPhone or fuji x100

Hi Hadas, I have two answers for you- but this is just the comments section, you gotta trust me and look further into both! In Australia and many other similar countries you will need a model release or written permission when you use the image of a person for a commercial purpose. Taking a photograph of a person/a photograph taken of you in a public place is legal and requires no permission or release otherwise. There is likely more to it than that and the law and definitions may be different depending on where you are in the world. Treat people with care, people! Rear and front curtain sync/flash- you can control both ambient exposure and flash exposure independent of each other. Flash duration, meaning the length of time that the flash is illuminating it's subject, may also a factor here. Rear curtain sync fires the flash at the end of the shutter duration instead of the beginning, the idea is that any motion blur from the ambient exposure will trail the flash exposure, rather than leading it. Give it a whirl! And watch this from Adorama: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z8unZZqZyLrTlKc.html#t=610.099273

it varies based on flash. whatever mine does it only stops working around 125 or 250 or something. As in the 'flash' part will end up taking a picture of the shutter and a big black crop of your image as it rolls past.

Most people don't even realise it. People are so into their thoughts that they dont even see you. And in a place like London, everyones a tourist :D so no one cares

Frank Jones that’s a typical problem in Kolkata I face. But smartly I manage the queries

Rear curtain sync. I reckon Mark Wallace had a great rear curtain sync tutorial on this channel. Give it a look up. As far as I understand it, the flash fires at then end of the exposure rather than the beginning.

Actually, it was 2 minutes and 15 seconds. I timed it for you.

agree

Rear curtain will put streaks behind the subject if it's moving across the frame like a car.

how so? In motion blur it would look like objects moving backwards. It will capture the instant you click it with front curtain, but depending on subject movement and style you'd generally want the sharp image to be after it's blurred motion to be accurate. That's the whole idea of rear curtain, anyways.

Sometimes you have too. I’m a bar shooter and the light is trite,sometimes 1 light. Fast glass and good camera maybe but it’s the red ones some blue. So it’s murder on the end result.