December 26, 2008
The holidays may be over, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still get some use out of all your holiday trimmings. If you received any presents wrapped in colored cellophane this year (or if you happen to have a little extra cellophane kicking around the house) then you can create some neat and inexpensive gels for lighting.
Posted in Photography tutorial, Tutorials - filters, Tutorials - flash | No Comments » Posted by: Emily Price
December 18, 2008
Photography comes from a composite Greek word, which when translated means to ‘write with light’. That being the case, it could be said that there is no greater pen than the humble flashgun.
Posted in Photography tips, Photography tutorial, Tutorial - photo editing, Tutorials, Tutorials - flash | 1 Comment » Posted by: Arnold Zafra
January 1, 2008
Often, the most effective use of your flashgun is off-camera. In other words, the flash is not sitting on the camera’s hotshoe, but is physically disconnected.
Posted in Digital SLR, Tutorials - flash, Tutorials - lighting | No Comments » Posted by: Shelton Muller
November 18, 2007
Shelton Muller discusses the principles once used by all photographers to determine flash exposure…
These days, flash photography has been made so easy with TTL flash technologies that mean photographers don’t need to think at all.
Posted in Tutorials, Tutorials - flash | 1 Comment » Posted by: Shelton Muller
July 31, 2007
Most cameras these days have built in flash. Even the more upmarket digital SLRs sport a small pop up flash. They also have a hot shoe for flash. However, as well know, this kind of flash photography can often yield boring and unnatural lighting results.
Posted in Tutorials - flash | No Comments » Posted by: Shelton Muller
December 7, 2006
Shelton Muller explains the techniques and technicalities that make flash photography easier and more creative.
Posted in Tutorials, Tutorials - flash | 2 Comments » Posted by: Shelton Muller