What makes you a DIFFERENT photographer? ft. Making The Moment Photography

What makes you a DIFFERENT photographer?
featuring Making The Moment Photography

Creative Cleveland Wedding Photographer Brett Yacovella in action, explaining and sharing what it's like to work with the creative staff at Making the Moment Photography. Featuring real-life clients Jeff & Rachel Rice, this video has an authentic look that suits to his style of photography and we can say that Making The Moment Photography as a brand of award winning wedding photography. They'r in their own class. Don't you agree?  :)

So what makes them different? I think one of the reason apart from making creative photos and a really good photo is that making a "behind the scene" video like this makes you "different" from other photographers. It sets you apart from the others. It is also a kind of a free advertising for your photography works. If you can make your time to do a 5 minute BTS video like this for every wedding photography job, I think that people would really love to hire you in fact that's what I'm feeling when I'm watching this video. I know that maybe you don't have a luxury of time to do a video like this but perhaps maybe you can ask help or hire your videographer friend to do it for you. :)

But again, this is just an example. It can be anything. Be creative try to be different from the others. Upload your videos of behind the sceneson YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, you name it. I'm sure that you'll stand out more than the other photographer. InsyaAllah. :)

PHOTTIX STRATO 4 in 1 Wired/Wireless Trigger

The PHOTTIX STRATO 4 in 1 Wired/Wireless Trigger – Broaden your horizons – Take your flash off the camera. The 4-channel, 2.4 GHz transmitter and receiver units boast ranges of 100 meters and beyond. Running on widely available AA batteries, the small footprint transmitter/receiver system is a must for any kit bag.

Unleash your creativity. Get your flash off the camera. With the Strato Wire Flash Trigger you can take photos at sync speeds of up to 1/250* and ranges of 100 meters and beyond.

Use the PHOTTIX STRATO as a wired or wireless shutter release. Shoot photos from 100 meters or farther away from the camera. It features an innovated TTL pass through hot shoe on the transmitter and flash wake-up functions on the receiver.

Strato Transmitter:

The Strato transmitter features a hot shoe port and allows the use of TTL functions on compatible Canon and Nikon flashes when used on-camera. Use TTL and the AF assist light and wirelessly trigger remote flashes – a function not available with most flash triggers systems.

The Strato Wireless Flash Trigger system also acts as a wireless remote shutter release. Attach a Strato receiver to your camera’s remote port and use the two-stage shutter button to focus and take photos – just like a wired remote. Use the transmitter’s two-stage shutter button and take photos wirelessly. The Strato offers amazing possibilities for remote shooting.

The 4-channel transmitter has a fire “All” function – all receivers will activate (flashes or cameras) when the transmitter’s Fire All switch is set to “On” The transmitter can connect to a camera’s hot shoe port or by the 3.5mm PC Sync port. The Strato transmitter will also wake up flashes* in sleep mode.

Strato Receiver:

The Strato Receiver will trigger compatible flashes and studio strobes. The unit is equipped with a two-color status LED – Green when receiving focus or “wake-up” signals from the transmitter, and red when triggering a flash or releasing the camera’s shutter.

Flashes or strobes can be connected to the Strato Receiver with the receiver’s hot shoe port or the 3.5 mm PC Sync port. A 5 v. DC power adapter can be attached to the Strato receiver.

Unleash your creativity. Get your flash off the camera. With the Strato you can take photos at sync speeds of up to 1/250* and ranges of 100 meters and beyond.

The Phottix Strato receiver can also be used as a wired or wireless shutter release when attached to a camera with Phottix Accessory cables.

PHOTTIX STRATO C6 and the cameras they suit:

Cable Type	Compatible Model
	Canon 350D / 400D / Xti / 450D / 500D / 550D / G10

Additional Specifications:

Warranty	Phottix 12 Months Warranty
Frequency	2.4 GHz
Distance	100m +
Channel	4 channels
Batteries	2 x AAA batteries (Transmitter and Receiver), 5V DC
Max sync speed	1/250 sec (On compatible cameras / flashes)
Output	Hot shoe, 3.5 mm, 2.5 mm ports (receiver)
Input	3.5mm PC input port (transmitter)
Attachment	1/4 tripod lug, cold shoe (Receiver)
Input voltage	2.5-3.2V
Minimum response time	400us
Top ports	TTL port on the top of transmitter
C/F port voltage handling	5V
Flash port voltage handling: 5V(transmitter)	300V(receiver)
Body dimensions (transmitter)	85(L) x 40(W) x 38(H) mm
Body dimensions (receiver)	85(L) x 40(W) x 31(H) mm
Antenna	Built-in PCB antenna
Transmitter Weight	76g (with batteries)
Receiver Weight	66g (with batteries)
Operating temperature	-15 to 65 ℃
Storage temperature	-30 to 85 ℃

Package Includes:

• 1 x Phottix Strato Transmitter
• 1 x Phottix Strato Receiver
• 1 x Phottix Camera Cable
• 4 x AAA Battery
• 1 x PC Sync Cable

Nikon released ViewNX 2.5.1(PC) and Camera Control Pro 2.11.1(MAC)

Today Nikon released ViewNX 2.5.1 for Windows and Camera Control Pro 2.11.1 for Macintosh. List of modifications:

Nikon ViewNX 2.5.1 changes: an issue that caused horizontal lines to appear in images printed at paper sizes of A3+ (329 x 483 mm) or larger without margins has been resolved.
Nikon Camera Control Pro 2.11.1 changes: an issue that prevented Camera Control Pro 2 recognising the D4 on Macintosh computers equipped with a PowerPC processor has been resolved.