Thanks for this video. This is one of the best I've found that really helped me understand how best to use an on-camera flash. Great jobs of explaining it very clearly and easily to understand.

Thanks, one of the most useful tips I could find about flash in KZread.

I really loved how you built the concepts up piece by piece. Thank you.

Your video was extremely helpful and the bloopers just relaxed me, thanks.✌🏽😇

When using Rembrandt lighting the shadow with the triangle portion of the face should be closest to the camera. Not on the far side of the face. That's essentially "broad" lighting rather than "short" or Rembrandt lighting. In classical photography the mantra is "shoot into the shadows."

Helpful, wow! Excellent, thorough tutorial, with some surprising secrets too. Thank you.

Thank you so much! This video was EXTREMELY helpful!!

Your video was a very positive revelation for me and changed my speed lite use in photography. I will follow you for sure!

So THAT's what that pull-out white card is for! Clear and enlightening insights, presented so well. Thanks! Subscribed immediately.

@zygotepeyote

3 ай бұрын

It puts a catchlight in the models eyes if you look at the pic before and the one after he use the pull out.

Amazing video! So much great info!

Good stuff! I will practice these. Also, thanks for explaining the characteristics of Rembrandt and Paramount lighting.

Good video. Thank you for the easy pace and explanations.

Omg! I cannot thank you enough for this video. I loved how you were quick and straight to the point. Super effective. Thank you!

Very informative video 👍

Great video! I have always avoided flash for the past 4 years since I hated how direct flash looked more than high ISO and couldn’t justify the cost of picking up an adjustable speedlight for myself until now. This has been a great refresher on the fundamentals that I had forgotten.

Loved that! Thank you 😊

Thank you so much for this excellent video. I got a manual flash but had a difficult time to figure out what settings to make to the flash and their relationship to the settings on the camera. This video really helps a lot with my adventure.

I knew to photography and this was very helpful, thanks.

Thanks for this!

Muchas gracias.

Love it…❤

Thank you. This is so helpful. Can you tell me how you went from ISO 4000 to 200? Auto ISO? Much appreciated

Thank you very much for your help 🙏

Very well explained Sir. Good video

Nice tips thanks.

great tuto but the face is quite dark. do you fix that in post processing ?

I love your video. May God continue to increase you in wisdom, knowledge and understanding

Thank you!

Great Video! Can you also make a tutorial on how to expose with Manual flash? I have a godox tt850ii manual but i have a hard time adjusting my camera setting in tandem with the flash. I just use feeling lol...

well done

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thanks

I have a question: if the GN decreases, should we decrease it with zoom or flash so that the GN remains the same if the zoom is changed?

This is a good start. But, I was hoping to learn how to use settings on the flash.

Which speed light is this?

I was taught that butterfly lighting was when you cast 2 head shadows on the wall, looking like butterfly wings. I saw a moron covering my cousin's wedding on a 35mm Mamiya 500 DTL with a flash on each side. It wasn't till later that I noticed he had them plugged into the wrong sync. He later blamed the lab.

Sir kitne mitar tak light mar kar sakti he

This was a good tutorial but IMO all of these photos look underexposed

@shabath

Ай бұрын

Slight underexpose should be easy enough to fix in post.

💥💥 WaaaiT ▪︎. Am I the ONLY ONE to think that the initial ▪︎▪︎ No Flash ▪︎▪︎ is Better Than the Flash pix .... I seriously saw the Pix go from acceptable to ugly... and uglier

@richstrike8418

3 ай бұрын

Agreed because the soft natural light compliments her better than the hard light

You need a new job