froknowsphoto.com So much about flash photography is creating a scene - determining which elements of your frame you want to have exposed and how you want the exposure to be balanced. in this video, I demonstrate balancing the background's ambient exposure to reveal details pertinent to creating the right scene for an environmental portrait, then dialing in light for my subject using one off-camera flash. This is just an example of balancing ambient light with your flash. You can go for other creative effects but either blowing out the background or darkening it - depending on what look you're going for. This time, I wanted to expose for the details outside of the window before I brought in flash and even got lucky with a nice reflection of my subject in the window while avoiding the reflection of the flash and umbrella. If you have any questions of comments, please leave them below and please subscribe!
Off-camera flash balancing Ambient Light
Posted Monday, November 12, 2012 in Ambient, balancing, Offcamera by Mary Rodriguez
Off-camera flash balancing Ambient Light Tube. Duration : 6.88 Mins.
froknowsphoto.com So much about flash photography is creating a scene - determining which elements of your frame you want to have exposed and how you want the exposure to be balanced. in this video, I demonstrate balancing the background's ambient exposure to reveal details pertinent to creating the right scene for an environmental portrait, then dialing in light for my subject using one off-camera flash. This is just an example of balancing ambient light with your flash. You can go for other creative effects but either blowing out the background or darkening it - depending on what look you're going for. This time, I wanted to expose for the details outside of the window before I brought in flash and even got lucky with a nice reflection of my subject in the window while avoiding the reflection of the flash and umbrella. If you have any questions of comments, please leave them below and please subscribe!
froknowsphoto.com So much about flash photography is creating a scene - determining which elements of your frame you want to have exposed and how you want the exposure to be balanced. in this video, I demonstrate balancing the background's ambient exposure to reveal details pertinent to creating the right scene for an environmental portrait, then dialing in light for my subject using one off-camera flash. This is just an example of balancing ambient light with your flash. You can go for other creative effects but either blowing out the background or darkening it - depending on what look you're going for. This time, I wanted to expose for the details outside of the window before I brought in flash and even got lucky with a nice reflection of my subject in the window while avoiding the reflection of the flash and umbrella. If you have any questions of comments, please leave them below and please subscribe!
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