#Off Camera Flash

Comment FLASH for links to my gear! As a natural light girly, off camera flash always seemed intimidating, unnecessary, complicated…. so I avoided it 🤷‍♀️ But I finally decided to sit down and just attempt to learn it because I wanted to be prepared in literally any scenario. Especially because I had a handful of 100% indoor weddings on my books coming up, and I knew I would rather have it instead of relying on on-camera flash. And guess what? I literally figured it out in one weekend. And then I practiced it at home, and then I executed it at weddings. And it made my work 100000% better. So if this is you, here is your sign to just try it out. Watch some YouTube videos. You don’t need to buy a course on it - just get the tools (everything together is under $600) and practice practice practice so you can give your clients the best experience in every lighting situation possible. #ohioweddingphotographer #columbusphotographer #columbusweddingphotographer #offcameraflash

Use an off-camera flash like the Godox V100 for crisper portraits and an attachment like the Angler FastBox 28" Softbox to diffuse your light

which do u prefer💃🏽 used the godox v1c & ad100pro #photographytip #offcameraflash #flashphotography

My super simple flash tutorial and the camera settings I use!🤍 #flash #photographer #camerasettings

Quick lesson on how to balance natural light with off camera flash. 1. First, make sure your flash trigger is turned off. 2. Adjust your settings until your subject is slightly under exposed. 3. Then adjust your flash power until you’re satisfied with the results . . . . . . #nycphoto #portraitphoto #nycportraitphotographer #learnoffcameraflash #offcameraflash #photographylessons #learnphotography #nycportrait

Try this the next time you use FLASH⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #photography #camera #nikon #canon #cameras #lenses #film #sony #videography #gear #learnphotography #photographytips

Why I love using off camera flash 🔥 Inspo - @chandrubharathy .. 📸 Camera 📸 Canon R5 & Sony A7IV .. 💡Lighting💡 @westcottlighting .. If you have any questions about Westcott gear, send me a DM. I would love to help 😁 .. #westcottlighting #canon #sony #highspeedsync #ocf #offcameraflash #lightshapers #iso1200 #instagood

My 55 page off-camera flash guide is here! Comment FLASH & I’ll send you the link to check it out for 40% off! #offcameraflash #flashphotography #weddingphotographer

say it with me… flash is not scary🍕😳 when you learn flash, you gain confidence. And that confidence will be with you in every single lighting environment on a wedding day. You will suddenly stop fearing timelines and dark spaces because you will know what to do. 🫶🏻 let me know if you have any specific questions on flash! I’m happy to help!! p.s. learn to use manual mode on your flash. TTL is keeping you in the dark. I want you to feel empowered by your knowledge, not scared hiding behind auto. #learnflash #learnphotography #photographer #weddingphotographer #weddingphotography

How I elevated my flash photos instantly 📸✨ Instead of mounting my flash on camera, I use a trigger and hold the flash up high to create softer shadows, natural depth, and a more editorial look. This simple lighting change takes flash photography from harsh to cinematic perfect for weddings, receptions, and low-light moments. If you want your flash photos to look intentional, artistic, and magazine-worthy, this is the easiest upgrade to your workflow. ✨ off-camera flash technique ✨ wedding flash photography tips ✨ how to use flash trigger ✨ editorial wedding photography lighting ✨ flash photography for photographers

Flash tips ⬇️ Here’s a few techniques that I utilize at every wedding: - change it up by using off camera flash. All you need is a trigger and this will allow you set & place the direction of the camera anywhere. Thus, helping you create unique lighting situations. - use modifiers like grids and dome to either shape and direct the shape of your light - slow down the shutter to create the drag effect Follow for more: @fotosbymikey @fotosbymikeycreative #weddingphotography

I like direct flash in the daytime when it’s used intentionally, especially when I want a more styled and editorial look, but I’m curious - how many of you feel the same way? Or do you just think of the old style, big lightbox kind of daytime flash photos that used to grace senior photos on railroad tracks? Cause I can still picture those too…. 😂