Overpower the sun with a single flash to make you outdoor portrait photography looks AWESOME, this technique is used by professionals around the world.
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This is a outdoor Portrait Photography Lighting Tutorial that will help you with Balancing Flash with Low Ambient Light. Ed Gregory walks you through exactly how these portrait photography lighting techniques work giving you are clear understanding of how to improve you outdoor portrait photography.
Learn how to use a fill flash to overpower the Sun and yes it is absolutely possible. We use off camera fill flash outdoors to balance ambient light with flash giving the perfect exposure for portrait photography. Ed Gregory goes over a number of outdoor photography lighting techniques to help improve your outdoor portrait photography.
You will learn how to take portraits with one flash balancing ambient light with flash photography
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28 responses to “Take stunning OUTDOOR PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY with a flash – Overpower the sun”
What are you plugging the flash into? do you have to bring a large portable power bank? basically a car battery?
how to determine the right lighting settings for the flash? light metering?
i like the energy!
this was a great explanation of what i was looking for, thanks!
ps- really dug the breakdown you used of you in the studio with the various lighting
Hey mate, I went out and tried to use off camera flash the problem was after I gor my desired exposure for my background and then when I Turned on my trigger the exposure meter goes up and no matter how I scroll back the meter is stucked it wont move down. I used all manual settiings. I shoot at f1.8. This was my problem I couldn't sort it out. Hope u can help. Thanks
Awesome video, but seeing the development of computational photography in smartphones, that's the real easy solution to this. No need to log flashes with you and HDR quality all the time. It's time the camera manufacturers start learning that skills. Some do a little, like Om1 with virtual ND filters, but their missing out on hell of a lot.
this is one of the most easy-to-understand videos I've seen describing mixed-sourced lighting. Thank you!
You're a very good teacher. Keep it up!
can you leave the instagram of the model? Is very beautiful. thanks
Subscribed. Good video. Straight to the point and exactly what I was looking for.
Excellent content!!
4:49 why did u shoot at 1/250th since the model is not moving? You could go lower and give less power to the flash. Correct?
Omg best video explaining this
This is SO cool!
Amazing
how powerful of a strobe do I need to overpower the sun like in this video?
So simple, thank you!
Wow I searched up the model and boom she is married to the photographer now.🤣
Thanks. You made this so simple to understand.
Brilliant! I've made a couple of simple tests right now and it works perfectly! Thanks! 🙏
Am I the only who's going to have to watch this again..because I've paid too much attention to the beautiful model. Her legs are everything.
Great explanation thanks
Very well explained. Great video
Thanks. It cleared my many doubts
What’s better a speed light or a line cube ?
great tutorial!
Great video, thank you. I have a question about how you powered the strobe? This type of light is usually used indoors – are you able to plug it into an outdoor power pack? If so which one please – thanks, keep up the great work!
Why didn't you put the flashes used in the description ..