Dragging the Shutter

Dragging the shutter is a technique that has been discussed on PPS episodes many a times, and can be a vital tool in getting flash images to look great. It’s a technique with which you maintain a more evenly exposed image (subject vs background) by manipulating settings like shutter speed in relation to your flash.

Neil Van Nekirk a past PPS guest on Episode #9 is an expert in the art of manipulating his light in active situations, and has done a nice article revisiting the idea of dragging the shutter. Even if your an experienced shutter dragger it still a worthwhile read…

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