Speed Light Magic - Everything you need to know from accessoiries techniques to photo shoot

Frank Doorhof

Sinossi

Photography is painting with light. Natural light is often the first light used by photographers and it's great, but when you add flash, you can create some real magic.
In this book KelbyONE teacher and photographer Frank Doorhof explains:

•The technique behind the speed lights, including gear choice, triggers, but also settings like ETTL, exposure compensation, power, and maintenance
•Troubleshooting
•Speed lights vs studio strobes and mixing them
•Accessories; must-haves and Franks favorites.
•Lighting techniques with speed lights

This book is not just about speed lights, the techniques can be used for every light source. So don't feel limited anymore but use your photography/lighting to be creative and capture the vision you have in your mind.

Disponibile da: 26/04/2022.

Lunghezza di stampa: 179 pagine.

Arte, musica e cinema

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