Avoiding Flash Reflections in Eyeglasses: Ep 214: Digital Photography 1 on 1: Adorama Photography TV

[VerySmellySmallSoap]

Haha same music as "Skitzo" from Nigahiga :P

[cesarstoer]

Mark, lend me your camera... please!

[Ipoditouchreview3r]

couldn't you also just use a polarizer?

[blackneno]

Very helpful thing to know. Thank you so much :)

[GENOMCHAOS]

Mark, what kind of reflector is used?

[takeme2urmac]

How would this work if we don't have wireless flashes? If we only have our on camera flash?

[donnarichens]

Brilliant Thank you :-)

[213treb]

Thanks. I was able to apply this lesson to lighting shotglasses with writing so that I was able easily read the writing in the final pic.

[branislavpetkovic]

Maybe this sounds crazy to use in the studio, but what about CPL filter?

[TheRedSunKalel]

Just wondering is adorama a licensed dealer of canon and nikon cameras

[mowglitube]

what can i do for example with a beetle wish is almost spherical? it will reflect light from almost every angle!!

[mileyondisney]

Why don't they provide you with a bigger table? All of those cameras on that tiny table makes me nervous.

[harrybean2006]

Cool

[TomCampOH]

Great, but what if it's on camera flash and a mirror is involved, then what?

[jmullany]

Years ago someone shared this equation with me: Physics+Art=Photography

[Mosgaard]

oww, EYEglasses, I thought he was saying iGlasses... Figures :P

[huaungluan]

really informative tips, tks :D

[RalphHightower]

Great 1 on 1 video. I did notice that there was a "self portrait" when the flash was moved up high at 4:04 and 5:22 in the video. I saw reflection of Mark in Monique's glasses.

[dfresh212]

excellent video theres a little physics for ya...gotta love the stuff

[dabneyphotography]

Love this whole series. Slowly making my way through all the Digital Photography 1 on 1 vids. Keep up the great work. The bloopers at the end are fun too.

[felicianofoto]

Thanks Adorama. You've cured my Angle of Despair! Very helpful indeed!

[8bitdigitaltv]

allotica!

[mwsi7128]

so simple yet only after your teaching my problems are solved:) lol

[wilbertcs]

That was just too amazing!!!

[FlyerCGN]

would it be possible to eliminate reflections with a polarizing filter?

[BrotherBloat]

@ravishkhare on the right of the channel, there is a list of playlist. Click the first one and the right bar will open episodes in reverse order, starting with the most recent one :) they have numbers in the titles, just like this one :)

[BrotherBloat]

@ravishkhare you can simply click into the AdoramaTV channel and open the playlist with 1on1 episodes :-)

Cool video, Mark!

[ravishkhare]

@BrotherBloat where is the playlist?

[ravishkhare]

@BrotherBloat I found the Adorama TV channel but could not find any playlist. I found a list of links under Digital Photography 1 on 1 section but none of them mentioned any episode number. So still this is cryptic.

[ravishkhare]

You always give reference to other related videos stating episode number like in this one 206 and 208. But how does one find that episode? Can you instead/ additionally give link to related videos in the description section below the video?

[global001]

@ravishkhare Just click on AdoramaTV logo above left of the video which takes you too the profile. Click uploads at the top of the page. On the right you'll see a list of previous episodes. Scroll down until you fin the number you want.

[constantmtn]

@ravishkhare Just search for Digital Photography 1 on 1 ep ##



[djlaxa]

@ravishkhare Just search on youtube: EP 206: Digital Photography 1 on 1 or whatever :)

[adoramaTV]

@ravishkhare Check out the updated links in the description. We've also added the links to the video at 6:07

[scholesville]

what radio trigger is mark using?

[KayFrankThomas]

@scholesville looks like a Pocket Wizard MiniTT1

[PlatSoul]

Mark, give us some Advanced Skill Level tips! i want something to fry my brain.

[BryanDenning2010]

Couldn't you use a CP to eliminate the reflection?

[PlatSoul]

@BryanDenning2010 this eliminates also natural skin reflections and even the eyes reflection. the result is completely weird and lifeless.

0º of angle between camera and reflective surface is also not a ideal perspective to greater atuations of CP filters

[jh3835]

i figured this out through experience. most of the time if i have a light to my right or left i would just move slightly until the flare is removed. this works for sunlight flare when shooting outside as well.

[tigre932]

what is better profoto or speedotron for a amature

[xROBERTxDAVISx]

@tigre932 what do you need it for? you could maybe use a speed light instead of buying studio lights as some small pro companys even use just speedlights with kits on them or you asking for battery backs?

[tigre932]

@xROBERTxDAVISx well i have 2 sb-900 and a sb-26 but i need more power