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.
In this episode Mark shows you how you can control your speed light for some creative exposure options when shooting outside.
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48 responses to “Outdoor Speedlight Portraits: Ep. 201: Digital Photography 1 on 1”
Jade is gorgeous.
am i missing something here? all of the sample pics look like crap. It doesn't even look good with the flash the way he's teaching it. What??
Excellent! Thanks.
Are you mad or what bro?…..your model is over exposed af….and you are telling it's beautiful
awesome vid!
yuo need a project, for this beside the setting.
my brother , you dont need a outdoor flash , you have alot of sun ligth.. damn
The canon looks way better!
The ISO also changes the amount of flash
The flash on jade looks very harsh, looks overexposed.
Why such a high ISO in bright sun?
You mention that the flash has the setting "FP" – is it this function that makes the flash only controlled by the aperture? Or is the flash always controlled by the aperture regardless of the flash settings?
Who’s here 10 years later?
Liked the video but shutter speed, iso or aperture can control ambient light in manual mode. Why did you keep saying shutter speed was the only way to control ambient light?
I don't understand why the camera is set to 800 ISO, shouldn't it be 100-400?
Lovely Guidance
Lol wut
Very old comments.
Looking at the shadows cast by the trees in the background, clearly the light is coming from behind. It's obvious the model is lit from the front since the lighting is so flat. This makes it look like she's been photoshopped onto a fake background.
I have watched lot of videos but the way he is teaching and explaining everything is best. Mark always gets 💯 out of 💯. He is the best one.
I have been screwing up flash shots with expensive (pro) Canon gear for over a decade now. I've never fully-understood the relationship between exposure settings and how they individually relate to the background and subject during flash. Yeeeyup. This video is a great example as to why the crap we put with regarding all social media is still worth it. This truly puts things in order! And you damned right I subscribed! ;-D
jade has lovely eyes.
Great explanations of how to use the flash
Wow …..Jade could easily the next miss Universe
Sorry but don't Nikons have a separate EC and FEC too?
Great video, you explained what you did instead of just saying "Do this !".
Where is the episode of "Where is Jade now" ???
I think I watched this video like two ago. Didn't know what Mark was talking about. With stay-at-home order, I have been watching a lot of YouTube photography with Gavin H. Learm a quite a bit, and understood pretty much Mark was talking about.
you are the best teacher Mark.. no doubt .. thank you.. I just subscribed to you for all your videos
WHOA!…this video is amazing…if you want your video over exposed, photos over exposed and to learn all the keys to not doing anything correctly! YES!
The model was way over exposed in the first half of the video.
8:37 Jade is not staying the same exposure level 😀
I think this is the best explanation I've seen and help by the examples. (Hmm Pritty sure Sony A7Riii and the A9ii can do similar to the Cannon ! 're exposure and flash compensation ) Ile have to try. Thanks for the video.
The poor doggie had to suffer and watch dis XD.
Thanks for the lessons, question for anyone, does the flash help reduce the noise from the ISO
nice video
Great video Mark
🗣He shouldve been a News Broadcaster
Flash exposure should have changed
Great Video, I must practice controlling the Ambient Light
8:12 Exposure Compensation does not seem to keep the exposure on the model equal with the flash, while making the background lighter or darker?
Way too Overexposed
Almost a million views just because of the hot model!
3:55 lol the boob glimpse.
This was an awesome demonstration!!!!!! Thank you!
In the demonstration what metering mode were you using with the canon? Thanks
Mark, I am interested in having a completely BLACK background, but have my subject (Person or article) in proper Exposure. Do I just increase my Shutter-Speed to Max on my Nikon D3300.
Are these supposed to be pictures you have to heavily edit? I get the application but these pictures aren't good.