4 Steps for Balancing Flash with Natural Light At The Beach | Master Your Craft
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- Adding flash to naturally lit scenes can enhance or completely transform your portraits. In this video, Pye walks through 4 simple steps for balancing flash with natural light as well as tips for achieving specific looks and moods.
Time Stamps:
Introduction: 0:00 - 0:33
Composition: 0:34 - 1:16
Ambient Light: 1:17 - 4:19
Modify/Add Light: 4:20 - 6:56
Photograph: 6:57 - 8:03
Outro: 8:04 - 8:48
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THANKS SO MUCH FOR WATCHING! - Навчання та стиль
I've been a pro photographer for 37 years. 28 for UK national newspapers. I'm always learning and this video has taught me some new tricks. Thanks for the tips.
So did I
Dude you’re incredible, I have been watching so many OCF videos and this one is like top two best ones. I truly get it now and just dying to get off work to go practice more.
Another great explanation. Thanks Pye!
I got my first strobe a few weeks ago and I was so clueless on how to go about taking dramatic shots until I watched this video and the results I got were amazing. I'm proud of myself 😄 Thank you for being a great teacher. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Loving this!
Great and simple. Love it
Thank you for this great tutorial Pye!
great educational workflow and as always, Pye's style is amazing
So great! Definitely want to try this😍 thank you!
Thank you mate!! Very quick proper explanation!
wonderful.. appreciate your tutorial..
A gem of advice
Excellent Pye! I know shooters want more ‘how to use strobes/speedlights with available light’ how to’s! ty
THANK YOU ADORAMA!!!!!!
Excellent presentation/teaching style, Pai.
Your work is awesome dude! Adorama is such a great resource ❤
Thanks a lot Pye ✅🔥
Your a great teacher!!
Great explanation and knowledge parting video. Thanks Pye, Olivia and Tyson!
Great stuff Pye! 👍
Wow, this is an awesome video tutorial. Thanks for sharing!!!
CAMP framework for the win! Thanks for making the creation of this kind of image so accessible, Pye. I always look forward to your videos. 😍
Good job Pye!
Thank you... Good Luck.
Very nice and helpful!
thank you very much. your videos are super 👌
Awesome tips!
I'm happy today I learned something new 🎉
Good job! Thanks
great video!!
Thanks a lot
Thanks pie
You are great 👍👍👏👏👏
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Wow Pye. Did you make two separate videos on the same day at the same time? Amazing pictures. Much respect for the models.. Watch your ankles out there.
Worklow for photographers including post shoot
How to work a session in midday time!
great video
Nice one
Great video - and thanks for sharing such great tips - how about balancing colour temp and whitebalance when shooting using both (a really beautiful sunlit sky) and flash?
Excellent video to modify or not to modify that is the question whether is it nobler to suffer the hard light of bare flash?
And for you newbies....us dinosaurs have been doing the same w/ film since the Dark Ages, only we had to use light meters. And Polaroid tests. And I had NPC backs for my Nikons! So, it's an old trick- made infinitely easier via Digital= powerful, creative results when done well. And, if you're only needing about 50w/s of power, a typical speedlight will suffice. You don't need HSS, a high end flash unit, a battery pack, etc.- but a variable ND filter is recommended for greater flexibility. I use a 77mm filter, 9-stops....and then pair w/ step down rings to Adapt/fit ALL my lenses....52mm, 67mm, 77.
Hello...loved the tutorial and thank you very much..Just one question. If we adjust the shutter speed instead of aperture to control the ambient light we can use the flash with less power to lighten up the subjects right?
On a practical note your feet must have given all for art. 💥🦶🏻💥 Thanks Pye some good pointers.
Great photo great tutorial I’m wondering you were already at 9.0 at sunset is this flash not powerful enough to work during the day?
Good point about having the background darker than your subjects that are illuminated by flash. Particularly with sky backgrounds. Though how about when you have say vegetation or architecture in the background? Would you go for a darker background in those instances as well?
Nice shots, now would that little strobe be powerful enough shooting through a small soft box or an umbrella?
Love Dana Point, I walked out around the Headlands this year from the harbor side as far as you could go low tide without getting wet and didn't see that cave? Did you enter from Strands Beach at low tide? FYI: That sun changes every minute as the sun sets so your setting will change, I hope you mention that! OK @8:50 That was as far as I made it from the harbor entrance didn't climb or go any farther, will need to check that out this winter.
Ok Pye I'm putting in my request now. How about lighting tutorials for family Thanksgiving and Christmas indoor photoshoot?
To bright flash look unnatural, when You have the Sun behind your subjects. Great tutorial 👍
Is there any way to do this working with the flash on camera? Like fill flash.
What are your thoughts on the Profoto A10?
Express for the background and just add light is the main rule. Tony taught me that years ago. It's been so helpful. Great video. Love the info you presented.
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Is that the manfroto light stand?
When it’s that much difference between the model and the background it starts looking like the background was either photoshopped in or that it’s a backdrop in a studio. I’d have loved to see the results of incrementally adding power to the version that the light was balanced with the background. I think 1/2-1 stop more light would’ve been the sweet spot but what do I know.
What stand is the light mounted on?
I would add a flash with a round dome to slightly illuminate the interior rock
A secondary flash on the rocks to add texture would have been rockin
Nice video, but I have one question.. how you focus while you are shooting the models? Was it manual or auto focus?
Hello Pye,
Do you teach studio photography?
Thats great! One question: do you have a similar flash but cheaper? And what grid do you use? Because i tought you must take softboxes etc with you to make pictures like this. And thats to heavy for me to take with me. But if i can do it with only one flashi like this and a click gridd. Would be awesome. Tnx
You can try the Godox AD100 Pro or one of the Godox flashes with a Magmod grid or similar device.
To be honest, maybe just camera flash would work. Godox V860III is 76Ws max, which is more than 50Ws used in this shoot. And cheaper TT685II probably has the same power output.
7.40 actually looks the best to me lol, it's how I'd expose them to make the photo look natural and not like I just hit them with a flash
Thanks, it would be a lot better if you could explain the type of flash.
What about HDR without flash, possible?
is the flash set to manual or ttl?
This is what I always do for my family beach photos but I get lots of glare. How do I control the glare?
Is there a reason you don't use a defuser other than having to carry it
What cave is this one? I live near Dana point.
Do you turn off “Auto ISO”?
Was the flash set to MANUAL at half power? My flash does not show how many watts it is. Why set ISO at 100? The camera set on MANUAL mode?
make filter for look like this
You did not explain red gel usage
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0:08 The problem with flash is it looks fake. It looks like they were keyed in from different photo into this photo.
If you're going to write an article on "balancing" flash with natural light, the example shot should actually "balance" flash with natural light, not be so obvious as this was.
I’m trying to go dramatic with fire on my human subject in sunlight. What flash would I need like 10 million candlepower. 😂
$995 for flash? O_o!
The Godox AD100 Pro provides the same output for whole lot cheaper.
The one thing that always bugs me about these how to shoot flash videos is that nine times out of 10 the look is hyperbright on the subjects and then the backgrounds are just dark.
I never really understood why that is just supposed to be awesome like all the time. I feel like the image will look better if at least a part of the foreground match the lighting on the subjects. They would be fall off anyway right, so of course the ground and the rocks next to them aren't going to be necessarily as bright.?
Again I just see directional flash on a couple, or subject matter, and then everything else is pitch Black except the light in the background and I just don't understand that aesthetic. So much of the frame is still dark.
amm not much info and also result doesnt look great
faltu video
Meh
The link in the description to follow Olivia on Instagram is broken. (too many 'n's)