The Ultimate Guide to Shooting Flash with Rotolight!

Ever wonder how to get the best out of using flash photography with Rotolight? Have issues connecting your transmitter to your light? Wanna use your third party transmitter system to fire a Rotolight? This video is for you.

This video was shot at the Salton Beach with the very familiar and welcome smile of Emily Rinaldo. In this video Jason and Emily detail the following:

• How to Connect the Elinchrom Skyport Transmitter to your Rotolight

• How to Control Your Rotolight remotely using the Skyport Transmitter

• How to Connect Your Third Party Transmitter to the Rotolight using the PC sync port.

• How to Change the White Balance Color and have it reflect that change in the color of the flash

• What flash output you should be using when strobing with Rotolight

• How to turn on flash mode on your Rotolight

• How to update the firmware on your Skyport Transmitter

Even better the video features a shoot by Jason of Emily as only the two of them can do together. This shoot was done using the Rotolight Titan X1 in flash mode in an abandoned tire shop in some scorching hot desert conditions. Below are the images created by Jason and Emily.

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If you're interested in unique deals and bundles on these lights that are custom made for Jason's followers, please visit: www.rotolight.com/jasonoffers

***Links to Gear

*Sony A9- https://bhpho.to/31qNTlv

*Sony Zeiss 50mm- https://bhpho.to/3hq8deF

**Links to Social Media**

Photographer: Jason Lanier

*Website- www.jasonlanier.com

*Podcast- www.jasonlanier.com/podcast

*Instagram- www.instagram.com/jasonlanierphotography

*Facebook- www.facebook.com/groups/jasonlanierworkshops

*Twitter- www.twitter.com/jlanierphoto

Model: Emily Rinaldo

*Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/em.explores

*Website- www.emilyrinaldo.com

We really hope this video helps people out there to learn how to get the most out of their Rotolight when using it in flash mode. Please let us know what you think and thanks for stopping by!

Jason Lanier Photography

#offcameraflash #rotolight #jasonlanierphotography

Huge Savings! Rotolight 2 Aeos Bundle Kit (50% Off)

AEOS 2LK + 2 X BATTERY D-TAP + ILLUMINATOR BUNDLE

Promo Code: JLAEOS-02

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If you haven’t heard, Rotolight is having a HUGE savings on their 2 Aeos Light Bundle Kit. Below, Jason Lanier (@jasonlanierphotography) and Emily Rinaldo (@em.explores) have provided a demonstration video below to show you what you can do with this extremely versatile kit. In an abandoned farmhouse in Jacumba, California Jason used two Aeoses to light Emily. One light was a key light, the other was placed on the ground, held upright by the battery pack (that’s included in the kit) to illuminate the hay and accent the bottom half of the scene. The lights used were unmodified in LED mode during the day. They created extremely soft, stunning, and timeless portraits.

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For more information about this and other bundles offered by Rotolight and Jason Lanier please visit: www.rotolight.com/jasonoffers To take advantage of the particular gear used in this video as part of the bundle please visit: https://www.rotolight.com/product/aeo... Promo Code: JLAEOS-02

Wrap-up: In this video, Jason uses two Rotolight Aeoses in LED mode. One light used as a key light and the other used as accent lighting from down below. This is also one of the first shoots ever where Jason uses the Sony A99ii, Sony's premier DSLT camera.

Lenses used for the shoot include the Sony Zeiss 24mm f/2, the Minolta 50mm f/1.7 and the Sony Zeiss 85mm f/1.4.

**Links to Gear
*Sony A99ii- https://bhpho.to/3goMUYH *
Sony Zeiss Distagon 24mm- https://bhpho.to/3gmCetC
*Minolta 50mm f/1.7- not currently sold
*Sony Zeiss Planar 85mm- https://bhpho.to/38sBcJV

We thank you for watching and invite you to stick around and watch a few more videos while you're here! Please let us know what you think in the comment section below as we would love to hear from you!

Thanks,
Jason Lanier Photography