Flash Photography with Professional Results$249.00
Ever since the 1970's photographers have had in their camera bags small flexible and surprisingly powerful electronic flash units. Now with the remote exposure control that the Nikon CLS and Canon E-TTL systems give remarkable ability for the photographer to take their little strobes and produce the kind of lighting that most people think that only large and expensive studio strobes can produce but in a small, inexpensive and quick to use package. Combine two speedlights with two light stands, an umbrella and a clamp and the result is a small portable studio or location lighting setup that will give you professional results for a fraction of the cost and bulk of a "studio strobe" kit. In this most informative online photography course, we will show you how all of this is possible as well as how to do things with these small strobes that you can't do with big lights.
What you will need:
- Digital SLR or mirrorless compact camera (film is fine too, but must be scanned for upload to the TCI website)
- 2 or more battery powered strobes that accept a sync cord or use wireless TTL control.
Lesson plan:
- Understanding lighting controls: color, contrast and light quality
- Controlling lights in the field: placement and exposure
- Mixing strobes and ambient seamlessly
- Lighting portraits 2: overpowering natural light
Enroll on this Course:
The next session of this course starts on 20 May 2013 - there are also other sessions to choose from to ensure you find the course that is most convenient for you.
To buy a place on this course, please select the session that you would like to enroll on:
- 20 May 2013 (Enroll before 27 May 2013)
- 27 May 2013 (Enroll before 03 Jun 2013)
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