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Intro to flash photography/Beginner Speedlight Tutorial-Canon 580ex,580exii,430exii Nikon sb900,sb60
I want one of these lights so bad… with some wireless triggers..,. but i
dont have enough money.. Im a beginner but… i have not even a quarter
money of the lowest end lights he said.. :/ v.v
Can a off camera flash be set up on slave mode, mounted onto a camera like
a t5i, and fire without the on camera flash going off?
Great video but I’m trying to learn how to use it not what it is. I already
know what it is but thanks anyway..
cool
i’m in love with you and your tutorials man
thanks!
Your a natural man
Thanks :)
Very nice channel, i like how you do your thing and it works very well,
thank you for the great videos.
very helpfull
I got a 7D and the small flash is pretty bad! Its too harsh. Then you end
up with shakey photos because of a very low shutter speed. In extreme
situations, even using a piece of tissue helps to soften things up!
you deserve more views and subscribers! great video btw!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!IT HELPS A LOT TO ME.
If you shooting outdoors, then that would be the ideal time to use your
flash as a fill light – especially if you’re shooting against the sun. If
you’re shooting indoors, then you’ll want to make note of the ceiling
colors and height so you’ll now where the best areas are to bounce light.
Bouncing light indoors kreates very even lighting on your subject(s)
instead of harsh directional light you seen when pointing the flash
directly at your subject(s).
Oh man, that sucks! Happy to help out-thanks for watching!
@floex831 Thanks for the feedback and suggestion. Although I emphatically
have to reiterate, “If you Must”. As a beginner photographer one of the
things that you will inevitably learn is how to plan and prepare before you
shoot. Popup flashes are there when you CANNOT rely on any other light
source to produce an image. Additionally you should already avoid shooting
in such areas that would require the use of a pop up flash. As I said in my
video, “NEVER to be considered on a professional level”.
YESSS!!! I’ve been waiting for this! thanks, buddy! please post a video on
video editing pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
First of all great videos man! thanks for all the great info you give! I
wanted to let people know that are getting to flashes that I have see a
video that Adam Lerner has done to show you about a flash called LumoPro
LP160. It is on the same level as an SB-900 and only costs 159.95. Hope
this helps out to stay low cost but great performance for people like me
just getting into it. 🙂
Nice video Shawn!! Hey I’m a beginner in Photography. I have a Canon T2i
and I want to buy a external flash. Which flash would you recommend me to
buy? I’m planning in buy the Speedlite 270EX II to start with, what do you
think?
I’m super excited that I won. I never win anything. Thank you KreativeVueTv!
knee – kohn
Cool vid, looking forward to the more hands on tutorials
You seriously need some anger management classes. LOL. BTW, I thought the
editing was pretty good for this type of video. It made the content more
interesting.
looking forward to watch the continuing episode. thx from iceland 😉