Beginner’s Guide to Flash Photography – Tips, Tricks and Lessons
Struggling with flash? We’ve come up with 9 insightful tips to help you master flash photography.
How to Remove Light Stands via Compositing in Less than 2 Minutes
I’m going to show you a simple Photoshop compositing technique that you can use to remove light stands from your images in less than two minutes.
Lighting 3 Workshop Available Now Available In Its Entirety
Lighting 3, Advanced Off-Camera Flash is the third course in the Location Lighting Mastery Series and is all about multi-point lighting to create images that stand out from the crowd.
Flash Photography Tips – Roundup Of Our Best Free Tutorials (2019 Update)
Whether you’ve never tried flash photography or you’re a seasoned pro, you’ll find interesting and useful information in this roundup!
Natural Light v Off-Camera Flash: Which One Is Best For You?
Manny Ortiz breaks some some useful basics.
Create Amazing Composite Portraits In 7 Steps
Reveal the beauty that lies within the scene you’re photographing and create amazing composite portraits with preparation and creativity.
Create Vintage Hollywood Glam In 4 Simple Steps
While the human eye is believed to command incredible resolution and dynamic range, we all too often limit the way…
Balancing Flash and Ambient Light Using Inexpensive Strobes
Balancing natural light with strobes is a key skill, and needn’t be hard.
10 Ways To Light & Shoot The Same Scene With Profoto
The following is a sponsored education post. I want to make a positive change in our industry by changing the…
Creating Epic Sunbursts With Off-Camera Flash
We love using the sun to create what most photographers call starbursts when creating portraits for our clients. So, grab your flash, here’s how to make a some epic bursts!
Mastering Your Off-Camera Lighting With Pye [Free Webinar]
During this webinar, Pye will share simple tips to help you use off-camera lighting to create stunning images for your clients.
Panlight |A Remote Control Off Camera Flash Assistant
The Panlight is a new remote controlled panning and tilting head that can be attached to a light stand, allowing you to mount a speedlight or mirrorless camera to it and control it via a remote.
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