I am almost done with my online guide to Off Camera Flash. I just want to make sure I have everything perfect!!
Oh something that is super cool!! I have templates for Seniors created by Leah that comes with the guide!!
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Tip #1
When outside doing OCF, change your white balance setting on your camera to Flash.
It makes a world of a difference.
To show you my mistake look at the photo on the far right on my header. You will see the colors are much cooler than they could be. I purposely didn't try and fix it in photoshop because I wanted a reminder for myself to alway change the setting.
I personally don't think you have to get a CTO gel. (another way of spending money and more stuff you have to haul around) Anyway, change the setting on your camera! Your images will be much much more warmer!
It makes a world of a difference.
To show you my mistake look at the photo on the far right on my header. You will see the colors are much cooler than they could be. I purposely didn't try and fix it in photoshop because I wanted a reminder for myself to alway change the setting.
I personally don't think you have to get a CTO gel. (another way of spending money and more stuff you have to haul around) Anyway, change the setting on your camera! Your images will be much much more warmer!
Coming Very Soon!
I am in the middle of putting together some things for you to have to learn how to do off camera flash.
This is my way of teaching people how to get incredible photos that not a lot of people have. I am definately not a technical person at all and wouldn't have a clue how to teach it super techno. If you know what I mean!
I have taught myself how to do Off Camera Flash lighting over this summer. At first, I totally didn't get it even though I was used to studio lights and being inside in my studio. But once, I started practicing more I finally got it. I hope that what I am putting together will help you 'get it' too. It's really super easy once you understand it.
I am here for any questions!
This is my way of teaching people how to get incredible photos that not a lot of people have. I am definately not a technical person at all and wouldn't have a clue how to teach it super techno. If you know what I mean!
I have taught myself how to do Off Camera Flash lighting over this summer. At first, I totally didn't get it even though I was used to studio lights and being inside in my studio. But once, I started practicing more I finally got it. I hope that what I am putting together will help you 'get it' too. It's really super easy once you understand it.
I am here for any questions!
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