Flash Photography Mike Seeman, mikeseeman.com/photo WEEGEE: The Critic.

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Flash Photography Mike Seeman, mikeseeman.com/photo WEEGEE: The Critic

Without flash With flash

Why use flash? Need more light Fill shadows Make your own (better) light

Exposure with flash Flash exposure: –Flash power –Aperture –ISO Ambient Exposure: –Shutter Speed –Aperture –ISO

20 th century flash exposure Guide numbers: Example: SB-800 has a GN of 125’ at ISO 100 Add additional factors for filters, bounce, etc. F-stop = Guide number Distance to subject 5 ft10 ft20 ft40 ft f/25f/13f/6.3f/3.2

21 st century flash exposure Just let the camera do it! –TTL metering (preflashes) –Auto-aperture –Flash compensation Wireless sync –Basic sync (radio: PocketWizards) –Wireless TTL (Nikon CLS/iTTL, Canon …)

Ambient Light

On-Camera Flash

Bounce Flash

Umbrella (left)

Umbrella w/ fill

Filters & Modifiers

Background: Wide Zoom

Background: Tele Zoom

Backlight

Too much lens flare!

Solution: Gobo

Daylight fill

Setting up a shot…

Slow Sync & Motion Front SyncRear Sync

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