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Zack Arias Launches DEDPXL And OneLight v2.0

March 4, 2014 by Seshu | Editor & Publisher

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As a photographer, Zack Arias is a name you must know. He is a photographer, teacher and author who is known for his candid take on the state of this industry that we all love. Every time I have come across him – as a public speaker at a conference or randomly on the streets of a city – I am always left in awe of his humility and his generosity towards photographers.

zack-arias-portraitSeveral years back when Zack was on the road, visiting city after city teaching his simple approach to off-camera lighting to photographers who were either confused or scared of their strobes, I managed to attend first his workshop in Boston and then later in New York City. These were the famous OneLight Workshops that I may have referred to here on this blog from time to time. I can honestly say that Zach was one of the first people to demystify off-camera lighting for me. If you went to his workshops let hear a collective “Amen” below in the comments because I think only you folks know what I am talking about.

Instead of dreading my Nikon SB-900's, I embrace them, play with them and treat them as toys. I keep making creative mistakes and learn from them. It's really the very foundation of Zack's teaching, I believe. Now, my memory is fading so forgive me if I get my facts all tangled up. Either the workshops came first or his OneLight DVD came first, but having experienced both, I felt I was in lighting heaven. Again, if you attended a workshop and own version 1.0 of the OneLight DVD, please comment below. I want to know who you are.

Zack just announced a new project called DEDPXL that I want you to look at if you are serious about embracing off-camera lighting.

Zack also announced OneLight 2.0 (though this time it will only be available as a download). Check out the intro video below for it. From what I can tell, DEDPXL is both a store and a school. The first assignment and all those that will focus not so much on technique but in guiding you to see better. If you are serious about constantly improving your photography, I would take Zack up on this monthly assignment and join the Flickr group to post your images.

Zack Arias' OneLight 2.0 On DEDPXL

The video is 7 hours long! I thought version 1.0 of the OneLight DVD was exceptionally produced and I am willing to bet this new version is going to rock your socks off. [I do not make a dime for saying so … just passing on a resource you shouldn't miss.]

Right now, OneLight 2.0 is available for pre-order at the crazy low price of $50. I recall the original DVD costing $150 or so and was still a great deal. So, if you are looking for a great resource to learn off-camera lighting, THIS IS IT. The full video download will be available on March 31st or soon after.

So, you are probably wondering if I am going to buy the new version of OneLight. Is that your question? You bet I will because with me, the learning never stops. How about you?

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Seshu is an Avon, Connecticut based headshot photographer and family portrait photographer. He edits and publishes Tiffinbox and produces Tiffincast for photographers like you!
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Comments

  1. Fred Glasser says

    March 5, 2014 at 1:10 pm

    Good call Seshu, thanks for sharing this… I like Zack’s stuff a lot & it looks like the Dedpxl project is gunna be great… I’ll probably pre-order One-Light 2.0 for sure… I’ve wanted to get my hands on the original for a while…

    1. Seshu says

      March 5, 2014 at 6:24 pm

      You are in for some awesomesauce my friend! I felt a renewed level of confidence after I watched his video and attended Zack’s workshops. In fact, from time to time, I pull out that DVD and watch it all over again. And no, I don’t lend it out to anyone. #myprecious LOL!

  2. Brian Ng says

    March 5, 2014 at 6:00 pm

    Since you asked, I attended the OneLight workshop and I own the version 1 of the DVD.

    1. Seshu says

      March 5, 2014 at 6:22 pm

      Which city was it in, Brian?

      1. Brian Ng says

        March 5, 2014 at 8:38 pm

        It was in Berkeley, May 2008. The DVD came out later that year in August.

  3. Dan says

    March 6, 2014 at 2:45 am

    I’m definitely biased as a former OneLight attendee, owner of the original DVD and the guy who’s been behind the scenes working with Zack on all of this stuff but, I just wanna let you know that it’s gonna blow the doors off the old OneLight stuff. More gear talk, more hard truths, simplified explanations of off-camera lighting and some great on-location behind the scenes shoots.

    So, yeah, everyone is going to love it. $50 for 7 hours is like… $7/hr, or minimum wage. You’re paying Zack minimum wage for all this stuff!

    Thanks for this write up and shout out, keep your calendars marked for 3/31/14.

    P.S. It’s “DEDPXL” – help us build that brand continuity ;)

    1. Seshu says

      March 7, 2014 at 8:23 pm

      Dan – Thanks for chiming in. In terms of a brand, did you want it listed as DEDPXL and not Dedpxl? Please let me know and I am happy to make the corrections. Also, would it be possible for you to contact me, or send me your email address? I have a question for you that I would prefer to ask in private. Yes, I do expect this new version to be phenomenally awesome.

      1. Dan says

        March 7, 2014 at 8:35 pm

        Seshu – Currently we’re doing with DEDPXL, all caps, or even DED PXL in some cases.

        You can reach me at danalmasy@gmail.com, I’ll be happy to answer questions.

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