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Geek out warning: if you’re shooting a lot of video with all the video dSLRs and even the iPhone 3Gs, you’ve no doubt noticed the slight “wobble” when panning those cameras quickly. It usually translates visually into the slanting, or canting, of what are supposed to be vertical lines in image that you’re recording. This phenomenon is the result of the digital rolling shutter, the mechanism by which these cameras write to their chips. As it writes information to the sensor, it does so by writing

Do you shoot with flashes on manual? Do you burn needless calories walking over to your AlienBees, Nikon or Canon flashes merely to adjust power settings? Well, fear not my lean friends. Soon, you too will be soft and rotund from a complete lack of exercise, just like the portly people in Wall-E , the publicity photo for which I am both transforming and parodying above. Now, onto the wireless goodness … __________ I have spent the weekend testing and shooting with the newest wireless