This is the first episode of Season Two and that’s why the numbers have changed from episode 75 to 201. There are no “missing” episodes between 75 and 201. I…
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thumbs up if you think the model’s boobs is distracting? lol
You can synch flash at 1/800th a sec? Really.
In your Canon example @ 8:28 you mention that exposure comp only changes
the background. But those examples look like it has changed the flash
exposure too?
8:39 “…but the exposure on [Jade] is staying exactly the same…”
Except… it’s doesn’t, hahah
Full appreciation for the fact that this video was made in 2011, but as of
2012 (at least, if not sooner) Nikon also allows you to use exposure
compensation on the ambient light independently from the subject exposure.
(Yes, I’m a Nikon D600 owner, and no, I’m not flaming: just pointing out
that things may have changed since this video was made.)
Still, great video, phenomenal model talent, and as always very pleased to
watch all your videos.
Thanks for the tip will be working on this technique
wots the different between abstract and blur effect
Canon > Nikon
This is a really cool tip about controlling background and foreground
light. Definitely a useful tool when shooting event photography.
#digitalphotography
I’ve tried this with my Canon T3i and was unsuccessful. Can you help me
out. I don’t think my T3i has this high speed sync capability.
I’m falling in love with the model. Belíssima!!!
With the Canon example I don’t really see the model staying the same
exposure… Am I wrong?
you dont need a flash light, they are plenty of light in the background use
your spot metering.
not a very good explanation… what about sync flash speed?
I’m gonna replay, got distracted by the boobs.
Tits.
that lady is cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i’m new to using the flash…but it looks like when you change camera
exposure compensation to control the ambient light, it looks like it’s also
changing the exposure of the subject when you say it shouldn’t.
why do u have high ISO 800 ??
At 7:54 She is so Beautiful! :)
you can do the same with nikon.
Outdoor Speedlight Portraits: Ep. 201: Digital Photography 1 on 1
This video helped me a lot. Thank you very much. You’re the best.
This is a terrible tutorial. On camera flash should never be used like
that. Makes the photo look like a cheap shot from the 90s
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The flash looks terrible. not natural at all.