تکنیک‌های فلاش روی دوربین برای عکاسی دیجیتال عروسی و پرتره

With this guidebook, photographers learn how to create stunning, professional images while avoiding the common pitfalls of using an on-camera flash. Techniques for using simple accessories—such as bounce cards and diffusers as well as how to improve a lighting scenario by enhancing it rather than overwhelming it—show photographers how to master this challenging aspect of portraiture. For wedding and environmental portrait photographers who must work in ever-changing lighting scenarios, executing these tips to evade flat, lifeless images with harsh shadows, washed-out skin tones, cavernous black backgrounds, and other unappealing visual characteristics results in not only better images, but happier clients and more sales. Cover Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Section 1: Where do We Start? -- Chapter 1. What We Want to Achieve -- Chapter 2. Looking At The Available Light -- Chapter 3. A Few Essential Concepts -- Chapter 4. Notes on Choosing Equipment -- Section 2: The Technical Stuff -- Chapter 5. Exposure Metering -- Chapter 6. Flash Modes and Exposure -- Chapter 7. Flash-Sync Speed -- Chapter 8. Adding Flash to Ambient Light -- Section 3: The Techniques -- Chapter 9. Using Simple Flash Modifiers -- Chapter 10. Bounce Flash -- Chapter 11. Flash with Tungsten Ambient Light -- Chapter 12. Using Flash to Control Contrast -- Chapter 13. Controlling Light Falloff -- Chapter 14. Flash Techniques Outdoors -- Section 4: Taking it Beyond On-Camera Flash -- Chapter 15. Off-Camera Wireless TTL Flash -- Chapter 16. Off-Camera Manual Flash -- Afterword

With this guidebook, photographers learn how to create stunning, professional images while avoiding the common pitfalls of using an on-camera flash. Techniques for using simple accessories—such as bounce cards and diffusers as well as how to improve a lighting scenario by enhancing it rather than overwhelming it—show photographers how to master this challenging aspect of portraiture. For wedding and environmental portrait photographers who must work in ever-changing lighting scenarios, executing these tips to evade flat, lifeless images with harsh shadows, washed-out skin tones, cavernous black backgrounds, and other unappealing visual characteristics results in not only better images, but happier clients and more sales.

All photographers know that flash is so, well . . . com-plex, artificial, and downright un-arty, right? Avail-able light rules! (Or does it? What do you do when the existing light is garbage?) In professional photography, the facts are often quite a bit different than what people say. There can be a significant divide between what we say and what we really mean. Here are a few translations: 1. I don’t use flash because it’s so unnatural. Translation:I don’t know how to use flash. 2. Off-camera strobe is too much hard work. Translation:I don’t care enough to bother. 3. My customers don’t know the difference. Translation:I don’t care enough to bother. With this guidebook, photographers learn how to create stunning, professional images while avoiding the common pitfalls of using an on-camera flash. Techniques for using simple accessories such as bounce cards and diffusers, as well as how to improve a lighting scenario by enhancing it rather than overwhelming it, show photographers how to master this challenging aspect of portraiture.