Fast Tips For Flash Photos! Here at AYP, we love alliteration, but sometimes our camera's flash gets a little less love. Well no more! Jessica Sterling is here to help! Our very own lighting legend gives out her favorite tips and tricks for using on-camera flash. Her fantastic flash advice includes showing you
Light is Language 5 Photo Tips & Advice from Joe McNally Watch Video. Mastering the art of light is one of the most critical steps in order to become a successful photographer. But often times, the most important thing to do, is the hardest to master. But don't worry. Watch AYP Show's new
National Geographic Photographer Says He Rarely Uses Flash In "Lighting Tips Pt. II," photographer Bob Holmes explains his award-winning lighting techniques plus how he captures the light from day to night. Practice. Practice. Practice. Ask almost any photographer and they'll tell you in order to capture beautiful photographs consistently, you need to practice. One of the most important photography
Watch The Full Video On today's episode of AYP, we talk about different ways and techniques on using flash to get a natural, non-flash look. We show you different gears you can use to get different results as well as a breakdown on how each tool differs from one another. Key Points The flash itself
Q: How do you take photos indoors with low lighting, without flash? The room is low-lit, but it does have a lamp that has a warm color to it. The lamp isn't really lighting up what I want to take a picture of, (something across the room). I tried putting my ISO on 3200 but the picture
Q: I have a Canon 5D MarkII and a Canon 430EX, I want to fire the flash off camera with shutter speeds higher than 1/200th sec (high speed sync) I don't need different groups or anything fancy, what flash triggers would you recommend? A: This will be dependent on how fancy you want to get with your controls.
