Off camera flash

Even a single off-camera flash can make a massive difference in an outdoor portrait shoot, giving you a look that is simply impossible to capture with

We answer your questions about off-camera flash. Everything from when and why you need to use off-camera flash to where you should place the light.

Flash photography doesn't have to be scary or complicated. Here are some beginner tips to help you get started using on-camera flash

On-camera flash often produces a coarse light that draws flat, shapeless subjects with harsh highlights and black shadows.

This shows that there are many different setting with the flash. It gives you the choice of how bright you would like the image to be

Never used an off-camera flash before? Get started here with this perfect beginner's guide ⏩

TTL vs Manual Flash? Best Flash settings for in-home photography. Read this article to learn about the difference and how they impact your flash photography.

Use this info to quickly understand how to balance ambient light vs. flash for dramatic effect in your portraits and let the creative lighting begin!

There may be times when you NEED to use your On-Camera Flash. Here are 6 tips when using On-Camera Flash to help you light your subjects properly for better photos!

Whether you're new to photography or more experienced, this article will help you avoid making 8 of the most common flash photography mistakes.

Got dark areas in your pictures? Hit it with some fill flash. Is your subject lacking light? Pop some fill flash on the scene. Do you need “just a little more light” to make your picture pop? Read on.

Learn how to get started with off-camera flash using nothing more than your Nikon dSLR and an external speedlight.

Stumped on how to level up your lighting for your next wedding? Check out these 4 advanced flash techniques for wedding photography!

Exposure is the brightness or darkness of an image. It’s important to know if you want creative images. This FREE course teaches exposure control for great results every time.

great light - using flash with soft box

Today we are continuing my series on Off Camera Flash for beginners. If you missed the first two posts in the series check them out! Part 1 // Part 2 In this post we are going to talk about what to actually buy for your OCF system. When I first started looking into OCF and