Great info, every photog has probably experienced the too fast o shutter for strobes. This is actually a vignette the photographer put on the pics in post.He transcoded them himself and chose the vignette for a "moodier" look I believe. We don't normally vignette pics.
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Originally Posted by DeanCapture
Fred, looking at these pics I see a dark area on the right corners & edge of each shot. Kinda looks like a vignette along the edge of the pictures. This is caused by your photographer using a shutterspeed that is too fast to sync up properly with the flash that they are using. Have them slow their shutterspeed down one click, and those dark areas will go away.
I had that issue with my 5D when I first bought it. Canon recommend a sync speed for the shutter to use with flash but neither of my 5D bodies work well at that suggested sync speed. I have to drop my shutter back by 3rd of a stop from what Canon suggests is optimal... to make those dark areas go away.
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