A photographer asks a couple lighting questions: Do you white balance once or every time your lighting changes? And do you white balance for your flash or the ambient light? Two great questions. These were part of a list Read More …
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Adding Speedlight Flashes & FlashBenders – Lighting with ExpoImaging Products Part 3
Article Part 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 In part 1 of this series, we nailed our color and exposure in camera. In part 2 we added light direction, controlling that direction with reflectors. The next step is to add additional light so that we can Read More …
Adding Light Direction with a Reflector – Lighting with ExpoImaging Products Part 2
Article Part 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 Continuing from part 1 where we now have perfect color in camera, the next thing is to control the direction of light. Many photographers shoot portraits using Natural Light, and this approach can be absolutely beautiful when we also control light Read More …
Tired of Wasting Your Time Fixing Color? – Lighting with ExpoImaging Products Part 1, ExpoDisc
Article Part 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 Part of being a professional means taking control of various aspects of photography, not letting things be haphazard or fall to chance. For many years, it’s been really easy to take control of White Balance, but sadly many Read More …
Notes & Links from ImagingUSA San Antonio
Thanks to everyone who attended my program today in San Antonio today. Thanks to Adobe for sponsoring the event and for making our lives better with their software. Adobe Creative Cloud Special for Photographers There are a few options for Creative Cloud, but Read More …
White Balance with On Camera Flash – #68 Q&A
How do you do a custom white balance with ON-camera-flash. Bry talks about how to do this with OFF-camera-flash in his workshops and training videos, but what about if you’re shooting with your flash right on your camera? This Read More …
3 Steps to a Perfect Exposure & White Balance. Never adjust a thing later!
[Updated with a new video March 2015] This video will explain how to get both your exposure and white balance perfect in camera. It means never adjusting a thing later. My goal is to provide the highest quality photograph by Read More …