In previous article I discussed fundamental techniques of Off Camera Flash Photography. In this article we are going to look at some principles of off- camera flash Exposure and ideas for how to use these techniques to set the off camera flash exposure correctly.
If you use a TTL Flash trigger, basically you don’t need to do ...
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While on-camera flash photography is creative and fun, off-camera flash photography can take you to a whole new world of creativity. In previous articles I discussed fundamental techniques of Flash Photography, basically for on-camera techniques. In this article we are going to look at some principles of off- camera flash and ideas for how to use this technique.
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Now that we’ve looked at the main differences between constant light (Ambient) and flash photography, it is time to experiment with some creative techniques in the wonderful world of flash photography. It may help if you basically consider flash photography as a double exposure picture, with one exposure for ambient light and the second exposure for the flash gun.
It may sound a little complicated and in our Flash ...
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We discussed TTL flash photography in previous articles and in this article I am going to show you the advantages of Manual flash photography.
There are two distinct ways in which flash exposure is controlled – Manual flash or TTL flash. Just Like Manual Exposure, Manual Flash requires more attention to camera and flash settings. When you master these techniques, you will enjoy flash photography even more and be able ...
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In previous articles I discussed the differences between constant light vs. flash photography and also some tips about TTL Flash Photography. In this article I am going to cover some important features of TTL flashes. Often photographers have asked me why TTL flashes are so expensive compared to non TTL flashes. The reason often comes down to convenience; below is a list of some of these conveniences.
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In the previous article I discussed one important aspect of the differences between Flash Photography vs. constant light photography, which is the shutter speed. In this article I am going to talk about TTL vs. Manual Flash Photography.
TTL stands for Through The Lens. With TTL flash, the camera and flash control the flash output (i.e., the power) as you adjust any of the ...
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Exposure is the main key in photography in general and with Flash Photography, exposure plays an important role for successful images. If your exposure is not correct you may get a darker or brighter picture.
Correct exposure under constant (ambient) light is controlled by the dynamic threesome of:
-Aperture
-Shutter speed
-and ISO
The combination of these variable settings is what makes correct exposures.
Flash Photography is different from constant ...
More Info...Flash photography is totally different from ambient light photography. There are several variables in flash photography that you should apply to achieve the best result. For example: in flash photography you capture the light in a fraction of a second, therefore shutter speed does not play a big role in your exposure.
There are many interesting flash photography techniques such as Fill Flash Photography Techniques:
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