Controlling Speedlights On-Location
Michael Corsentino, Portable Lighting Expert and Author
Understanding speedlights and their many controls is at the core of this presentation from one of the best. Working with a list of often confusing features, Michael illustrates the new advanced technologies in speedlight photography, from manual and auto settings to ttl working with transmitters and receivers. He also tackles the topics of light shaping for effect.
Michael
Corsentino
Portable Lighting Expert and Author
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Michael Corsentino is an award winning contemporary wedding and portrait photographer, American Photo 2013 Top Ten Wedding Photographers nominee, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom expert, Capture One Pro Certified Professional, author, contributing writer for Photoshop User Magazine, columnist for Shutter Magazine & Resource Magazine, speaker and international workshop leader. Based in Northern California and shooting digitally since 1999, he made his first pictures at age 12 and hasn't put his camera down since. Stylish, dramatic, and edgy modern images set Michael's photography apart.
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Available Light
Sun
Moon
Tungsten, Flourscent, HMI
Speedlights, Strobes
All of the above
Speedlights Are Available Lights
Mixed Light Combinations
On-Camera Flash
Off-Camera Flash
Ringlights
Fashion / Glamour
Shadow
Circular Catchlight
Getting Your FLash Off-Camera
Triggers / Cables
ETTL / ITTL
Manual
Multiple Light Controls
Optical Triggers
Short Range
Clear Line Of Sight
Not Good in Sunlight
Inexpensive
Radio
More Range
Obstacles are no Problem
No Line of Sight
Good in Sunlight
Increased Cost
Flash Exposures Explained
ETTL / ITTL
Manual
4 Controls for ETTL / ITTL
ISO
Shutter Speed
Apreture
Flash Exp Compensation
High Speed Sync
Using Bare Flash
Focus the Beam
Creates Vignetting
Adds Drama
Combining Speedlights
Wedge Lighting
Axis Lighting
Light Modifiers
