Christmas Tree + Speedlites??? Improve your Christmas Tree Photography

Christmas Tree Photography Tutorial part II. After we found the perfect settings for Christmas Tree images in the first video, I am going to add a fill light using a Speedlite or even regular room lights.
I will show you important tips and tricks on how to improve your photographs with cheap or even free filters.
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0:00 intro
0:26 recap settings for Christmas tree images without fill light
0:54 Christmas tree photography with room lights
1:09 Bouncing the light off the wall
1:20 Using filters to dim the room light
2:30 Using color correction filters for Christmas tree photography
3:36 Using a Speedlite for Christmas tree photography
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[@AlergicToSnow]

Excellent. I’ve not seen anyone else cover this subject.

[@wolfamri]

Thank you! I hope it was not too late for Christmas tree shots ;)

[@11aparnakumari]

This is really helpful, my tree is lit up in all sorts of colors though 😅😂😂

[@wolfamri]

Thanks, Aparna 🤗. Have a look at my reply to Cheryl below. That should get you going ;)

[@karolisstankuss7932]

Sehr gutes Video ! Vielen Dank

[@wolfamri]

Vielen Dank, Karolis 🤗🤗

[@anotherperspective3076]

Nice Vid! Are there more christmas episodes coming up?

[@wolfamri]

Thanks, Jens 🙏. There will be one more, but not related to Christmas trees 😉

[@bindusomarajan4014]

First🔥

[@wolfamri]

😂

[@leilasmama01]

What if your tree lights are multicolored ?

[@wolfamri]

weird, I answered that one an hour ago, but the reply got lost.
However, what I'd do is take a white piece of paper and make a custom white balance on that (only with the tree light).
Once you've done that, add the flash (or room lights) and take a test shot. If the paper is yellow, you need to use a blue filter. If the paper is blue, you need to add a yellow filter.
Let me know if that helps.