I wish I could say that one day I woke up and my style just came to me. I really don’t know any photographers that can say that. My style evolved from many years of doing different things. I started in the late 90s using Photoshop with my father to mess with images and building […]
We are excited to welcome Jeffrey Eatley as our newest featured photographer. Normally, we feature a single image of the photographer for these posts. In this case, with Jeffrey’s Multiplicity technique, we get eight of him in the image. In addition to his Multiplicity series, Jeffrey also has images published in Rat Rod Magazine, 8-Lug […]
We would like to welcome Cathy Heinz to our family of Featured Photographers. We spoke with Cathy about her images and the tools she uses to capture them: Could you tell us a little bit about yourself and how you got started in photography? I was born and raised in Northern Ireland, came to the […]
The RadioPopper Jr2 is a complete ground up redesign of the RadioPopper JrX. The Jr2 is a huge improvement in quality, usability and features.
We’re very proud to announce the arrival of the new RadioPopper Sekonic module! We’ve had hundreds of requests from photographers who use light meters for an easy way to use them with RadioPopper gear. That time has come! The new RadioPopper Sekonic module will trigger RadioPopper Nano and JrX receivers. It is compatible with all […]
North Carolina based photographer Kevin Jordan discusses the RadioPopper Nano at a Light Pro event. Check out Jordan’s studio and work at his main website.jordanportraitdesign.com
Portland photographer Kevin Focht discusses his experience with the new RadioPopper Nano. He considers the simplicity and convenience of the built-in hot shoe on the Nano receiver, simplicity of operation, and price point. Thank you Kevin! If you’re not already a reader of Kevin’s blog – check it out. “The Creative Orange – artistic juice […]
Bob Davis explains how he uses the new RadioPopper Nano when the radio system built into the Speedlite 600EX-RT isn’t quite adequate. Bob uses Canon Speedlites and he has experienced the built-in radio failing fairly often. He keeps a Nano attached to the hot shoe of each of his Speedlite slave flashes at all times […]
Mike Fulton of TriCoast Photography joins us via Skype to talk about the reliability of the new Nano, which is now the primary radio system used in their high volume school portrait workflow. Mike was elected to the board of directors of the PPA for 2013. TriCoast Photography is an international award-winning photography company. They […]
It’s been a few weeks since the release of the Nano. We’ve had an opportunity for feedback from some of the top photographers in the industry, which we will be posting as a video series. Join us for their candid reviews of this great new product as they chat with us via skype. Check out […]
Spotlight: Keith Cephus December 3, 2010
Creative Off Camera Lighting Using Radiopoppers and Gels June 15, 2017
Multiplicy- Creative "cloning" with RadioPoppers June 15, 2020
Avoiding Flash Reflections in Photos April 27, 2018
Beth Forester – Newly Added Featured Photographer June 13, 2011