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A nightclub is probably not the same as a still scenery…
I rent equipment I use Canon I rented a speedlite flash googled a good tutorial and the results I got for a party were great. You colour temperature idea is brilliant… You’ve helped me get over my fear of shooting mid day too.
I rent equipment I use Canon I rented a speedlite flash googled a goo tutorial and the results I got for a party were great. You colour temperature idea is brilliant… You’ve helped me get over my fear of shooting mid day too.
What camera are you using to film the movie? on your strap is written d300 but of course that couldnt be..
impressive.. thanks for tips. im an ameteur and really interested in learning flash photography.. 🙂 hope to see more creative ttips from you. have a nice day.
I wholeheartedly disagree. TTL is in no way similar to using an automatic setting on your camera. In fact I work regularly as a nightclub photographer and I rely on E-TTL to get the job done. The same goes for other scenarios where dynamic lighting is an issue. I always work in full manual on my camera in nightclubs, but as for flash, you are giving yourself too many variables to work with to a professional standard in that particular environment.
White balance is over 9000!!!
I had fun watching and learning.
Cheers
Couldnt agree more, I got a yongnuo flash and it can be so much fun figuring out both the position and the power for a good shot, despite the fact I’m an amateur, I couldn’t imagine using TTL, it would be a similar feeling to switching back to auto mode on the camera instead of manual. Manual flashes have solid constant settings which never change without you knowing about it
Alright, thanks Dom. i appreciate it. great video by the way
you can do what ever you want, if you have the money get a good flash if you dont, then just get what you can afford and invest time insted of money into figuring out how to use it. if you have a digital camera and a lcd screen on the back of your camera, you can take a photo and adjust what ever is needed and take the perfect shot the next time.
If i’m first starting out in flash photography, should i buy a manual flash for a low price, or a TTL flash for a higher price? People have said that i should know what i’m doing before i buy a manual flash. keep in mind im a beginner. thanks dom 🙂
Saaaaaweeet tips my friend. Thanks…
Dude, great video, but u need a remote trigger for your cam 😀
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Love this tutorial!
I got a lot of info & knowledge from your videos. Thanks a lot Mr. Eminem … 🙂
Very good tutorial but you sir need am assistant!
2:23 ITS OVER 9000!!!
increasing the iso would increase the total exposure not just the flash exposure so that would mean the background would get brighter and thus not as saturated, exactly as you have stated. in snowy situations like this there is little reason for high iso as it is usually pretty bright
The white balance is over 9000!!!!!!
LOL he told you
Dom, ISO newbie question:
With the great noise reduction in today’s camera’s couldn’t you have simply boosted the ISO so you don’t have to use the full power of the flash guns and reduce the shutter speed to get within your camera’s synch speed limits or 1) will that cause the background to wash out in a situation like this and 2) will the dramatic effect that you have in the last set of photos be ruined 3) for snowy background does boosting the ISO cause other problems not discussed here?
Hi, at the last picture, what the shoot speed, 1/3500 @ F16 ? How to calc the exposure with many flash’s, cold used with flash meter to accomplish that ? if you have non nikon flash ?
Well lucky you; I’m on my way over.
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Cheers.
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I got seasick while looking at this but i learned something so i quess it was worth it 😉 Thank you!
awesome photos but its still cool aut there (:
a ski vacation? this was the hill behind where i live.
It is a bid sad to have gone on a ski vacation by your self but there must have been someone there who would have taken a photo of your self having a good time, if you’d asked around.
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Where is the jumping photo?
Didn’t that come out?
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Cheers.
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del-boy.
Everything you need to know about Kelvin in the photography context you will find in the Wikipedia article about the “Black Body”.
Tkx for sharing 🙂
OVER 9000!!!
yes i am, check out my other videos about nikon cls, the pop up flash communicattes buy a series of pre flashes which are super fast that you dont see them
dont take drugs
books? how much do you need to know? it goes from a low number to a high number, from orange to blue. there you go now you know all you need to know
Are you actually controlling the power of the off camera flashes with the flash mounted on your camera’s hot shoe? If so how do the flashes communicate with each other?
Also, I’ve seen somebody do that sort of thing b4 changing the colour balance in camera but I don’t know if it’s possible with my 500d – wouldn’t it be easier to change the white balance afterwards if you shot in RAW, would you get the same effect? Thanks….eD
Are you actually controlling the power of the off camera flashes with the flash on your camera? If so how does it communicate with the other flashes?
First photo was fucking rad.
Hope you answer my question:
Is your Camera set to TTL in Commander Mode? Or are you using Manual in Commander mode? OR you are using TTL in Commander Mode but are Manually overriding the flash power in the SB-900?
you are a great photographer teacher. awesome job!
I felt dizzy looking at this video…
Super video,,
I have a Canon 550d, as far as I know I can’t set the temperature of the light coming into the camera in kelvin on my camera (without magic lantern installed). Is there any way of doing it apart from the presets like cloudy, incandescent etc?
Thanks, John
Hope to see more
exercise taken care of as well with all the running 🙂
do u know of any good books on using the Kelvin scale in photography? thanks
u looks like pit bull, anyway ur solo photography is awsome
Super ;-).
perfect!
Duuude! That’s exhausting! 😀