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Just a quick heads-up: if you see a company selling "Strobist" branded flashes, etc., they are probably just using the site's name to try to get into your pants. There is no such thing as a Strobist-brand flashes. Heck, even the LumoPro LP180 , while highly recommended, is not a Strobist-branded flash. There is some gear that is specifically recommended by the site, including some gear and/or kits in which I was involved in the design and/or selection. These sellers will generally ping the association via the use of Strobist® with a trademark symbol, and you have probably heard mention of their business if you are a regular reader. But there are lots of fly-by-night, pop-up companies that will just throw gear (crap, often) out there and specifically brand it as "Strobist Gear." It's not. They're just hoping you'll think their mystery-meat, zero-warranty stuff has been vetted and highly endorsed! Nope. And please, do not infer any type of association...

It's like Lighting 101 , but in convenient takeout form. PLEASE NOTE that there is no need to request permission to share the document. It is public, but you need to be logged into Google to access it. Feel free to download and host it yourself, so long as you do not change it. Or you may just link to it on Google Drive if you like. Also, viewing it online the photos look very compressed and pixelated. This is fixed when you download it and view it locally. Which is the entire point of the PDFs. In English English (PDF by Michael Turcotte) Other Launguages Portuguese (PDF by Eduardo Cassus) German (PDF by Ulrike Linn) Spanish (PDF by Francisco Alvarez Raineri and Sebastián Tellería) French (PDF by Cédric Hauteville) Hungarian (PDF by Sándor Lipp) __________ Huge thanks to the translators of Lighting 101. Because of their efforts, many others will be able to read it in their native language. Please note that Lighting 101 is the only module on the site for which PDF publicatio...

Please note that for the time being I had to turn off Strobist's default mobile template for phone browsers. The mobile template was not compatible with the new archive-facing site transition. I do understand this gives a non-optimal view for some, and for that I apologize. So, if you have bookmarked the mobile version of the site and are viewing it thusly, you'll probably henceforth see a confusing hodgepodge of list posts. You should navigate to the non-mobile version , and bookmark that site. Thanks very much, David