Lesson 4: Page 01
In previous lessons, we have explored the many ways to use flash both on-camera and off. For our last lesson, we’ll look at fun ways to continue to get creative…
Lesson 4: Page 02
These two photos below are a perfect example of panning with the subject and flashing to put an edge on the subject. If you look at the blurry background and…
Lesson 4: Page 03
In this image of a mountain biker, I set the camera at -1 EC to darken the background and make the flash stand out better. Then I just panned with…
Lesson 4: Page 04
Stop Action The idea here as previously mentioned, is to stop or freeze the action WITH FLASH and not necessarily the shutter speed and there are two ways to do…
Lesson 4: Page 05
I have always enjoyed the idea of hide-a-flash in places that create light and result in a cool effect.
Lesson 4: Page 06
Using Flash in Mixed Lighting So your boss knows you are a good photographer and wants pictures from in the warehouse of a group of employees. You know you need…
Lesson 4: Page 07
Here is an example showing Kelvin temperature color relationship: Amber warmer warm Daylight cool cooler blueish blue 3200K 3800K 4500K 5500K 6200k 6800 7500K 8000K
Lesson 4: Page 08
Mixed Lighting Summary If you took the picture now in tungsten light everything would be off color. To correct the photo you now need to go to your camera and…
Lesson 4: Page 09
More fun with colored gels Rosco also makes colored gels that are for coloring a light rather than correcting light as in the previous section. I use these all the…
Lesson 4: Page 10
More color tips There are some color techniques you cannot achieve with your AWB in camera and the photo right is the perfect example. When I shoot landscapes at sunset,…
Lesson 4: Page 11
While I was out scouting locations for place to shoot with my students during a Utah workshop, I discovered this rock with holes in it. I thought if I wait…
Lesson 4: Page 01
In previous lessons, we have explored the many ways to use flash both on-camera and off. For our last lesson, we’ll look at fun ways to continue to get creative…
Lesson 4: Page 02
These two photos below are a perfect example of panning with the subject and flashing to put an edge on the subject. If you look at the blurry background and…
Lesson 4: Page 03
In this image of a mountain biker, I set the camera at -1 EC to darken the background and make the flash stand out better. Then I just panned with…
Lesson 4: Page 04
Stop Action The idea here as previously mentioned, is to stop or freeze the action WITH FLASH and not necessarily the shutter speed and there are two ways to do…
Lesson 4: Page 05
I have always enjoyed the idea of hide-a-flash in places that create light and result in a cool effect.
Lesson 4: Page 06
Using Flash in Mixed Lighting So your boss knows you are a good photographer and wants pictures from in the warehouse of a group of employees. You know you need…
Lesson 4: Page 07
Here is an example showing Kelvin temperature color relationship: Amber warmer warm Daylight cool cooler blueish blue 3200K 3800K 4500K 5500K 6200k 6800 7500K 8000K
Lesson 4: Page 08
Mixed Lighting Summary If you took the picture now in tungsten light everything would be off color. To correct the photo you now need to go to your camera and…
Lesson 4: Page 09
More fun with colored gels Rosco also makes colored gels that are for coloring a light rather than correcting light as in the previous section. I use these all the…
Lesson 4: Page 10
More color tips There are some color techniques you cannot achieve with your AWB in camera and the photo right is the perfect example. When I shoot landscapes at sunset,…
Lesson 4: Page 11
While I was out scouting locations for place to shoot with my students during a Utah workshop, I discovered this rock with holes in it. I thought if I wait…