So.. I realize that I start my blog posts with “So” as an introduction :oP but that’s just me… so I apologize to my all my English teachers for this bad habit of mine.
I just wanted to post about my experience with using the Radiopopper last night. It was my very first time using it for my off-camera flash and it worked out beautifully! I loved the way my off camera flash gave my photos a little more pop and more depth and now I’m really hooked and I am definitely going to do a lot more practice time doing night shots!
I also had an on camera flash and because we were searching online on how to attach the Radiopopper on to our on camera flash, and we couldn’t find anything, I thought it would be helpful to someone else by sharing how we attached it. It worked perfectly for us.
Below is how we placed the velcro:
And although it looks kinda funny, it served it’s purpose.
Here are a few teaser shots from last night’s event using our on and off-camera flashes:
The off-camera flash for this photo was right behind her and the on-camera flash was pointing straight up.
We took this picture inside a white tent. The off camera flash was pointed straight up to the ceiling and my on camera flash was pointed to my left side.
I hope this helps someone! And if anyone else has a better way, please feel free to share it with me too :o)















