Photography - The Ultimate Guide to Using Off-Camera Flash

The Equipment 6 lectures 34:52 The type of cameras and flashes you need for off-camera flash Cameras and flashes - what do you need?The chances are you already have some of the equipment you need, but even if you don't, it's not necessary to spend a small fortune, it can be done on quite a small budget. Speedlights in particular can be purchased at low cost, but what type of off-camera speedlight do you need. After watching this video you will know if your camera and flash is suitable, and if not, what gear to to buy. Light stands and flash umbrella brackets How to mount your flash onto a stand using a flash umbrella bracket.In this video, I demonstrate how the flashes, stands and umbrellas all fit together. It's quite straightforward, but you're going to need a flash umbrella bracket to make sure the flash fits on the light stands along with either a shoot thorough or reflective umbrella. How to trigger off-camera flashes In this video I go through each of the various ways to trigger off-camera flash, and there's a few of them, some more expensive than others! This video goes into detail but please take a look at the 'Triggering Summary' PDF document for a brief summary. Light modifiers, what are they for, and why you need them Shoot through umbrellas, softboxes, reflective umbrellas, grids, snoots and gobos. The generic term for these is 'Light Modifier', because they erm... modify the light. This video describes them in details and points out some pros and cons for the type of off-camera flash photography that I'll be demonstrating later videos. Flash heads are small, modifiers can be large, avoid this problem. You may not be making the most of your large modifier, maybe it's not as large as you think! This lecture demonstrates the reason for this, and shows a simple solution. Do I need a flash meter for perfect exposures? In the context of off-camera flash, some light meters are commonly referred to as flash meters. But do you need one for this type of photography. Some would argue that you should always use them, others that they're antiquated in this digital age. In this video, I offer you my opinion. The Equipment. 6 lectures 34:52 The type of cameras and flashes you need for off-camera flash Cameras and flashes - what do you need?The chances are you already have some of the equipment you need, but even if you don't, it's not necessary to spend a small fortune, it can be done on quite a small budget. Speedlights in particular can be purchased at low cost, but what type of off-camera speedlight do you need. After watching this video you will know if your camera and flash is suitable, and if not, what gear to to buy. Light stands and flash umbrella brackets How to mount your flash onto a stand using a flash umbrella bracket.In this video, I demonstrate how the flashes, stands and umbrellas all fit together. It's quite straightforward, but you're going to need a flash umbrella bracket to make sure the flash fits on the light stands along with either a shoot thorough or reflective umbrella. How to trigger off-camera flashes In this video I go through each of the various ways to trigger off-camera flash, and there's a few of them, some more expensive than others! This video goes into detail but please take a look at the 'Triggering Summary' PDF document for a brief summary. Light modifiers, what are they for, and why you need them Shoot through umbrellas, softboxes, reflective umbrellas, grids, snoots and gobos. The generic term for these is 'Light Modifier', because they erm... modify the light. This video describes them in details and points out some pros and cons for the type of off-camera flash photography that I'll be demonstrating later videos. Flash heads are small, modifiers can be large, avoid this problem. You may not be making the most of your large modifier, maybe it's not as large as you think! This lecture demonstrates the reason for this, and shows a simple solution. Do I need a flash meter for perfect exposures? In the context of off-camera flash, some light meters are commonly referred to as flash meters. But do you need one for this type of photography. Some would argue that you should always use them, others that they're antiquated in this digital age. In this video, I offer you my opinion. The type of cameras and flashes you need for off-camera flash Cameras and flashes - what do you need?The chances are you already have some of the equipment you need, but even if you don't, it's not necessary to spend a small fortune, it can be done on quite a small budget. Speedlights in particular can be purchased at low cost, but what type of off-camera speedlight do you need. After watching this video you will know if your camera and flash is suitable, and if not, what gear to to buy. The type of cameras and flashes you need for off-camera flash Cameras and flashes - what do you need?The chances are you already have some of the equipment you need, but even if you don't, it's not necessary to spend a small fortune, it can be done on quite a small budget. Speedlights in particular can be purchased at low cost, but what type of off-camera speedlight do you need. After watching this video you will know if your camera and flash is suitable, and if not, what gear to to buy. The type of cameras and flashes you need for off-camera flash Cameras and flashes - what do you need?The chances are you already have some of the equipment you need, but even if you don't, it's not necessary to spend a small fortune, it can be done on quite a small budget. Speedlights in particular can be purchased at low cost, but what type of off-camera speedlight do you need. After watching this video you will know if your camera and flash is suitable, and if not, what gear to to buy. The type of cameras and flashes you need for off-camera flash Cameras and flashes - what do you need?The chances are you already have some of the equipment you need, but even if you don't, it's not necessary to spend a small fortune, it can be done on quite a small budget. Speedlights in particular can be purchased at low cost, but what type of off-camera speedlight do you need. After watching this video you will know if your camera and flash is suitable, and if not, what gear to to buy.Cameras and flashes - what do you need?The chances are you already have some of the equipment you need, but even if you don't, it's not necessary to spend a small fortune, it can be done on quite a small budget. Speedlights in particular can be purchased at low cost, but what type of off-camera speedlight do you need. After watching this video you will know if your camera and flash is suitable, and if not, what gear to to buy.Cameras and flashes - what do you need?The chances are you already have some of the equipment you need, but even if you don't, it's not necessary to spend a small fortune, it can be done on quite a small budget. Speedlights in particular can be purchased at low cost, but what type of off-camera speedlight do you need. After watching this video you will know if your camera and flash is suitable, and if not, what gear to to buy. Light stands and flash umbrella brackets How to mount your flash onto a stand using a flash umbrella bracket.In this video, I demonstrate how the flashes, stands and umbrellas all fit together. It's quite straightforward, but you're going to need a flash umbrella bracket to make sure the flash fits on the light stands along with either a shoot thorough or reflective umbrella. Light stands and flash umbrella brackets How to mount your flash onto a stand using a flash umbrella bracket.In this video, I demonstrate how the flashes, stands and umbrellas all fit together. It's quite straightforward, but you're going to need a flash umbrella bracket to make sure the flash fits on the light stands along with either a shoot thorough or reflective umbrella. Light stands and flash umbrella brackets How to mount your flash onto a stand using a flash umbrella bracket.In this video, I demonstrate how the flashes, stands and umbrellas all fit together. It's quite straightforward, but you're going to need a flash umbrella bracket to make sure the flash fits on the light stands along with either a shoot thorough or reflective umbrella. Light stands and flash umbrella brackets How to mount your flash onto a stand using a flash umbrella bracket.In this video, I demonstrate how the flashes, stands and umbrellas all fit together. It's quite straightforward, but you're going to need a flash umbrella bracket to make sure the flash fits on the light stands along with either a shoot thorough or reflective umbrella.How to mount your flash onto a stand using a flash umbrella bracket.In this video, I demonstrate how the flashes, stands and umbrellas all fit together. It's quite straightforward, but you're going to need a flash umbrella bracket to make sure the flash fits on the light stands along with either a shoot thorough or reflective umbrella.How to mount your flash onto a stand using a flash umbrella bracket.In this video, I demonstrate how the flashes, stands and umbrellas all fit together. It's quite straightforward, but you're going to need a flash umbrella bracket to make sure the flash fits on the light stands along with either a shoot thorough or reflective umbrella. How to trigger off-camera flashes In this video I go through each of the various ways to trigger off-camera flash, and there's a few of them, some more expensive than others! This video goes into detail but please take a look at the 'Triggering Summary' PDF document for a brief summary. How to trigger off-camera flashes In this video I go through each of the various ways to trigger off-camera flash, and there's a few of them, some more expensive than others! This video goes into detail but please take a look at the 'Triggering Summary' PDF document for a brief summary. How to trigger off-camera flashes In this video I go through each of the various ways to trigger off-camera flash, and there's a few of them, some more expensive than others! This video goes into detail but please take a look at the 'Triggering Summary' PDF document for a brief summary. How to trigger off-camera flashes In this video I go through each of the various ways to trigger off-camera flash, and there's a few of them, some more expensive than others! This video goes into detail but please take a look at the 'Triggering Summary' PDF document for a brief summary.In this video I go through each of the various ways to trigger off-camera flash, and there's a few of them, some more expensive than others! This video goes into detail but please take a look at the 'Triggering Summary' PDF document for a brief summary.In this video I go through each of the various ways to trigger off-camera flash, and there's a few of them, some more expensive than others! This video goes into detail but please take a look at the 'Triggering Summary' PDF document for a brief summary. Light modifiers, what are they for, and why you need them Shoot through umbrellas, softboxes, reflective umbrellas, grids, snoots and gobos. The generic term for these is 'Light Modifier', because they erm... modify the light. This video describes them in details and points out some pros and cons for the type of off-camera flash photography that I'll be demonstrating later videos. Light modifiers, what are they for, and why you need them Shoot through umbrellas, softboxes, reflective umbrellas, grids, snoots and gobos. The generic term for these is 'Light Modifier', because they erm... modify the light. This video describes them in details and points out some pros and cons for the type of off-camera flash photography that I'll be demonstrating later videos. Light modifiers, what are they for, and why you need them Shoot through umbrellas, softboxes, reflective umbrellas, grids, snoots and gobos. The generic term for these is 'Light Modifier', because they erm... modify the light. This video describes them in details and points out some pros and cons for the type of off-camera flash photography that I'll be demonstrating later videos. Light modifiers, what are they for, and why you need them Shoot through umbrellas, softboxes, reflective umbrellas, grids, snoots and gobos. The generic term for these is 'Light Modifier', because they erm... modify the light. This video describes them in details and points out some pros and cons for the type of off-camera flash photography that I'll be demonstrating later videos. Shoot through umbrellas, softboxes, reflective umbrellas, grids, snoots and gobos. The generic term for these is 'Light Modifier', because they erm... modify the light. This video describes them in details and points out some pros and cons for the type of off-camera flash photography that I'll be demonstrating later videos. Shoot through umbrellas, softboxes, reflective umbrellas, grids, snoots and gobos. The generic term for these is 'Light Modifier', because they erm... modify the light. This video describes them in details and points out some pros and cons for the type of off-camera flash photography that I'll be demonstrating later videos. Flash heads are small, modifiers can be large, avoid this problem. You may not be making the most of your large modifier, maybe it's not as large as you think! This lecture demonstrates the reason for this, and shows a simple solution. Flash heads are small, modifiers can be large, avoid this problem. You may not be making the most of your large modifier, maybe it's not as large as you think! This lecture demonstrates the reason for this, and shows a simple solution. Flash heads are small, modifiers can be large, avoid this problem. You may not be making the most of your large modifier, maybe it's not as large as you think! This lecture demonstrates the reason for this, and shows a simple solution. Flash heads are small, modifiers can be large, avoid this problem. You may not be making the most of your large modifier, maybe it's not as large as you think! This lecture demonstrates the reason for this, and shows a simple solution. You may not be making the most of your large modifier, maybe it's not as large as you think! This lecture demonstrates the reason for this, and shows a simple solution. You may not be making the most of your large modifier, maybe it's not as large as you think! This lecture demonstrates the reason for this, and shows a simple solution. Do I need a flash meter for perfect exposures? In the context of off-camera flash, some light meters are commonly referred to as flash meters. But do you need one for this type of photography. Some would argue that you should always use them, others that they're antiquated in this digital age. In this video, I offer you my opinion. Do I need a flash meter for perfect exposures? In the context of off-camera flash, some light meters are commonly referred to as flash meters. But do you need one for this type of photography. Some would argue that you should always use them, others that they're antiquated in this digital age. In this video, I offer you my opinion speed do? Well, it has a specific role to play when using flash....