Imaging recource: Video: Using high-speed sync to overcome bright light when capturing outdoor portraits

In the latest 'Laws of Light' video, photographer Jay P. Morgan of The Slanted Lens shows how to use flash and high-speed sync to capture beautiful portraits in bright sunshine. If you're using flash and shooting at your camera's flash sync speed, which is often somewhere around 1/250s, perhaps slightly slower or faster, you won't be able to shoot at a fast aperture in bright light. Your images will be overexposed and washed out. You could stop your lens down, but then you lose your nice, soft background. Instead, you can utilize...
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