The wonderful world of flash is truly never ending. If you’ve ever been to Strobist, you may have experienced the mind-boggling amount of information there about flash photography and not known where on earth to begin. One of the most important things to get to know if you want to use flash photography at events…
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Category Archives: Flash Hello again! Today in my shooting backlit series, I’m talking about using flash in your backlit photography. But first as usual, I like to help you get caught up: Pt. 1: Introduction Pt. 2: Examples Pt. 3: Metering Modes Pt. 4: Exposure Compensation Pt. 5: Using Reflectors I think for many new photographers, flash might… Pin It I did a school yesterday. A beautiful school where kids are free to explore the woods, get muddy and play in the rain. I was so excited because I knew I’d be free to photograph the kids being who they want to be. And the all wanted to be on the tire swing! Unfortunately, I…  I realise this might not apply to many of my readers but yet AGAIN, I’ve taken for.e.ver to figure out something that I wish to death someone had explained in plain English. So here’s how to get a Speedlite 430ex II to flash wirelessly with a Canon 7D. If you have a different model of…  I know it’s not a Wednesday, but what the heck! I loved answering this one from Simona: Q. “Referencing the four-light set up, do you have to sync them (strobes) with your camera, or is it an always on source of light, that you don’t have to worry about? When I look at the pictures…  Q. “Do you have any suggestions for beginners on shooting indoors with low light (ie, wedding reception)? I hate using a flash because it makes everything so “harsh” but there are times i know it is necessary? what’s the best way to get that natural look back using Lightroom or Photoshop?” A. As unappealing as… |
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