Flash Photography Tips

[masticina]

Clear and easy to understand thank you :)

Buying my first flash unit so.. with some practicing I hope to get some nice shots.

[ramcasty]

great tutorial I got today! and you help me to save money on getting diffucer, Ill gonna buy lumi quest then.... hehehehe tnx a lot!

[strfruit]

you're good. info packed but coherent & not confusing. thanks.

[chatw171]

Hi i want to know wich lens your cam has in this vid? any examples of pics with this lens? where isyour website to buy more tutorials from you? thanks SO much fort he answer!

[complementamos]

Thank u, my indoor shots with flash always looked bad, now using this tutorial they have improved a lot. :-)

[LiHoLiHo]

Great Vid. Simple and Productive. Thank You.

[aixooz1x]

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[magictrifle]

Very useful video, I've just purchased my first hot shoe flash ready for an indoor evening event I have been asked to take some pictures at in March, this has been most helpful

[FuzionXzionn]

This video is the best I've seen by far it's very informative, excellent work. I will be checking out your website keep doing what you do!

[rrrripbing]

This has to be one of the best tutorials I've seen on YouTube. Not only interesting but clear and concise as well. Just heading over to your homepage. Think I might be treating myself to one of your courses.

[steeletraining]

@rrrripbing - Thanks very much for the encouraging comment! I hope you enjoy my courses.

[jungiejg]

Why Is It Your Using That Lens?

Jsut Askin'

[turrican1900]

This is an excellent tutorial for beginners. I'll be buying your course later through your website, i think i'm going to learn a lot from it!

[RandomClickRecord]

nice videos and photography as well,

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[Lego225yoyoman]

That was really good for me because i am a beginer

[silva023]

hi just curious about the angle of the flash on 10:28 where you use remote flash:) is it on the back or the side?



[Peoe123Gaming]

Good Job!

[sRhMSR]

That is really helpful.. thank u very much.

[strangerms]

great video and thanks for the tips

[Hmanan]

Great video with details and examples.

Thanks

[vovan486]

Thanks for the vids, those are great!

Sometime I take pics of houses for real estate and lighting in my photos becomes problematic. I use t3i, 430EXII, and 10-24 Tamron lens (F3.5).

I think that my lens should be a lower F number. Any suggestions on wide angle lenses? I really want to take those crisp photos like professionals do, but not luck :S

[MrChrw]

Hello

Although I have used Nikon equipment since windows king was kid, so we can all learn something new about light and flash. You have a good way to present material, even for a Dane.

Sincerely,

Christian Wiedekamm

from Denmark

[vidiot61]

Rare to see someone who genuinely just wants to share tips without any hint of ego. Doing it right, very impressed.

[vidiot61]

Rare to see someone who genuinely just wants to share tips without any hint of ege. Doing it right, very impressed.

[seraphim007]

excellent video.

[nyko461]

Great presentation.

It was very clear, simple and very detailed in results.

Thanks for your video.

[paigehuffman]

Really great..straight forward and very helpful! Bravo!

[Bullybeef972]

Awesome video, very well explained. Looking forward to checking out your website. Keep up the good work :)

[s3l4]

Great video, thanks.

[timbos99]

Excellent video - thanks. I'm interested in purchasing a couple of your courses and these videos help see how good they will be!

[steeletraining]

@timbos99 - Thanks, comments like this keep me inspired to make more videos!

[TehIce144]

I thought it was "Flash pornography tips" D:

[chakisadams]

Really like the way you break things down.... Thanks for your help...

[rajhbullhead]

Thanks! Great Video!

[behbeh144]

what's the camera model you're using?

[marcferl]

great video tutorial on utilizing the flash...helped me a lot...eager to see the rest of your lessons...c",) thank you!

[timetotravel]

Well done.

[TheCStoer]

Terrific!!

[ukguy]

i don;t think it is called slow synch flash on my canon 450d, i think its called 1st curtain, as opposed to 2nd curtain flash.

[AuroraRichr23]

thank you for sharing..

[rhysblakely]

Great video. Thank you.

[iluk92]

As of this comment there is one thumps down vote. I don't know who's wife you photographed but her husband did not like it... that is the only way I can understand someone not liking these simple, concise, well executed videos you produce. Just got my 430EXII and you have helped me immensely! Thank you!

[solmari1]

I love it! Thanks so much!

[shauninuk]

Great vid, very well explained with good examples of settings involved.

[tipudelacablu]

Excellent video. Very professional and very informative.

[oceandrew]

@Asianlovejuice If you're shooting in a room with lots of dark furniture or people dressed in dark clothes the camera will compensate and push a lot more power through the flash for a proper exposure. Adjusting the FEC (on a DSLR) to -1 or less should tone down the flash power for a better exposure.

Also high ceilings can result in more light fall off - less and less light can reach the bottom of your frame making them darker towards the bottom. Use lower ceilings or side bounce off a wall.

[ibmatictv]

Good

[STEPPHAN7]

Very,very educational ...Thanks for sharing this.

[longbord1]

I can really hear and see your passion for photography. Keep making this videos! I've learned so much already!

[rvernet2016]

Thanks. This helps. I have a Canon g11 and wanted to know my limits. Seems like the problem in my photos is my skills, knowledge and techniques vs. the camera. Do you do strobe photography?

[ViniCarvalho88]

Thank you. I learned many things.

[tublywork]

Props to You!! Keep it up!

God Bless.

:D

[peaceOloveOjonas]

Thank you so much!!

I'm 16 & just got my first digital SLR for Christmas. My family and friends love my pictures and now with your help they'll be even better!!(:

[ColdPenguin6297]

Are you using the Kodak Zi8 in this video along with this mic ATR-3350 LAVIAR etc. ?

[RMO6701]

Great Video.... Refreshing!!!!!!

[95donutman]

@Asianlovejuice I do experience that situation most of the time. Fortunately, we have Adobe Photoshop to help us :) . So, the solution : Shoot in RAW. Open your image in Adobe Camera RAW and select the Graduated Filter icon on the top. Left click at the bottom of the image and drag it to the middle. Increase the Exposure adjustment at your left hand side. Cheers !!

[JeremyFrye]

Awesome video! Great information. These are simple and straight forward segments that explain the reason for the tips vs. just giving the tips. Although it would be a good idea to apply the tips about lighting to the lighting of these segments. Keep up the good work!

[Blacklizted]

That's McGuyver! Idol!

[robroyman1980]

You're a great teacher - awesome tutorial!!!

[MrSStech]

Really nice hope you can post more of these types of videos in the future :D and is that lens a 17-40 f/4 L USM??

[anz388]

you seem to have a way with explaining how things work. I'm going to checkout your website now.

[iramrolon]

Thank you, simple but right to the point

[apapics]

Thanks for the vids you do. I purchased the access to your on-line training a little while back and actually learned some good things.  Thanks!

[steeletraining]

@apapics - Thank you, it's always great to hear from a satisfied customer! I've got more courses coming soon!

[SenoreQueso]

@steeletraining If you purchase the course you have now, do you get full access to other courses that are released?

[steeletraining]

@SenoreQueso - If you buy a course, you get any future updates to that particular course free. However, different courses are sold separately, and buying one does not give access to all.

[zelpixdotcom]

great info.THX

[asjesus1]

awesome vid

[gromt1]

Awsome little torturial! Love your vids!

[DanielleLynne80]

Great video!

[edllerandi]

Excelent like always, looking foward to buy your course soon. Thanks again Ed