In this video I discuss the top 5 things you need to know about off camera flash in order to help improve your portrait photography. If you have any question comment below, if you want to see the BTS of the thumbnail comment below “BTS TMIDD”!
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15 responses to “5 Things You Should Know About Off Camera Flash Photography + Portrait Photography for Beginners”
Great tips
So where is the "i shoot bare" merch?
Great tips, TMIDD! Thanks for sharing👌
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This is so helpful! I've been thinking about getting into flash so thanks for the video 💯
I get bored because you are speaking that expremely slowly. And I am non-native speaker!!! Please speak more fluently. And TTL works for one keylight only. For any more complex light setup (e.g. a rim light) TTL does not work at all.
Great tips, even as a model these tips are useful 🙏🏽🔥
Great Video, especially explaining away about TTL on location or at events.
Really good tips bro! GOD bless!!
If you can, add more b-roll to your explainer videos to increase your engagement. Plus, more videos like this.
White vs Silver: I own serval types of diffusers (umbrella/brolly cover, parabolic, beauty dishes and more) in both White and Sliver…
I just don't get why people won't take the time to practice and use their own case studies to find solutions that work. So I personally cannot say which is better as they all serve a purpose in my work.
I do tend to favor my 40" white beauty dish when doing portrait on dark skin tones and the silver on lighter skin tones. This has worked for me.
Good stuff. Thanks
I have both white and silver modifiers. I honestly prefer the white in most cases. I’ve never had any issues with the softbox interior getting dirty. I guess it comes down to how you treat and store your gear.
I can't wait to try the bare bulb, getting. the Ad200 soon, it's definitely a way to get unique look. Super pumped!🙌
good stuff TMIDD – but wow did this one get hit with spam. Another thing I'm learning is that how software processes the photos is a big deal. Same photo in multiple programs will look different – especially if it's rendering raw images. aaaaand … BTS TMIDD