1. The Intermediate Guide To: Flash
BP4U
Photographer level: Intermediate
The Intermediate Guide To: Flash is the second guide in our three-part lighting series. We recommend that you have a basic knowledge of lighting and camera settings before reading this guide. To learn lighting basics, check out the first installment of this trilogy: The Beginner's Guide To: Lighting.
Topics Covered:
- Introduction to Flash Photography
- Benefits of Using Flash
- Different Types of Flashes
- Speedlights VS. Studio Strobes
- What to Look for When Buying a Flash
- When and How to Use Flash
- Flash Settings
- Using Flash Indoor and Outdoor
- Flash Troubleshooting
- Bouncing Flash
- Diffusers
- Using a Light Meter
- Wired VS. Wireless Flash Units
- Ring Flashes
- Slave Flashes
- How to Edit Photos that Used Harsh Flash
2. Outdoor Flash Photography eBook
a guide to lighting outdoor and adventure subjects
The flash unit is a very sophisticated device, yet very valuable to the outdoor photographer. Sometimes nature just does not provide the best light and using flash can improve it.
Whether you need flash in combination with the natural light or need to create light where there isn’t any, this book covers it all.
The Nikon SB900 and Canon 580EXII are covered in great detail from the LCD to the buttons so you will understand what they all mean.
You will learn how to apply flash for specific results in both intensity and quality. But even more valuable is how to create light that tells stories. Something that is important to outdoor and adventure photographers.
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If you have a flash to accompany your DSLR and overwhelmed by all the options, this eBook will set you on the right path.
1- The perfect guide to understanding of all the features and function of a flash
2- Learn what good light looks like
3- Learn how to create the light you really want
4- Designed for all photographers with an emphasis on outdoor and adventure photography
5- Techniques on using light to tell stories
6- Over 100 pages, 25,000+ words and 150+ photos
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