Have you ever wondered how to use a camera flash properly? Make a flash create soft or hard light? Know which direction to point your flash in even? In this short video Mike Browne will explain how to use your flash properly:
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[…] The tone of your reflector will determine the light it casts onto your subjects. A white reflector is the most natural, gold will warm up the image, whereas silver will help to brighten. If you don’t want to invest, then you can get creative with large sheets of white card and tin foil. Or, if cash is available, invest in a flash. […]
[…] The tone of your reflector will determine the light it casts onto your subjects. A white reflector is the most natural, gold will warm up the image, whereas silver will help to brighten. If you don’t want to invest, then you can get creative with large sheets of white card and tin foil. Or, if cash is available, invest in a flash. […]