As a new photographer, you might have heard about using flash to improve your images, but you may also be puzzled by the limitations you encounter when shooting in bright conditions or trying to capture fast-moving subjects. Fear not! High-Speed Sync (HSS) flash is here to unlock new possibilities and take your photography to the…
DetailsUnderstanding Diffused Light and Specularity in Photography In the world of photography, mastering the art of lighting is essential for capturing captivating images. Two fundamental concepts that photographers often grapple with are diffused light and specularity, both of which significantly influence the quality and mood of a photograph. Let’s delve into these concepts and understand…
DetailsIntroduction:Lighting is one of the most critical elements in photography, as it can make or break your images. Understanding various lighting patterns and how they interact with your subjects will elevate your photography skills and help you achieve captivating results. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore ten common lighting patterns, providing new photographers with…
DetailsMastering Lighting Ratios Introduction:As a new photographer, understanding lighting is essential to capturing stunning and impactful images. One of the fundamental concepts in photography lighting is lighting ratios. In this guide, we’ll explore the world of lighting ratios and how to use additive lighting to achieve different ratios, including the popular 2:1 and 3:1 ratios.…
DetailsIn my last blog, i gave you a list of what I recommend to begin using OCF (off camera flash). The first thing on my list was a speedlight that you could use off camera. This simple item can be the source of great confusion and headache if you are just starting out and you…
DetailsEvery day i am asked, Hey Tim, what do i need to get started with Off Camera Flash? Well, The answer is pretty simple, but can become rather complicated. This is why I try to make things simple for my students and equipment customers. Off Camera Flash is exactly what it sounds like. It is…
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