DSLR Tips: Using the flash to boost daytime portraits

DSLR Tips: Using the flash to boost daytime portraits

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  1. MrWrong0307 says:

    @tardis1996 The pop up flash on most cameras is very harsh. An external flash has more options for diffusing and redirecting its light.

  2. Reallush says:

    RAW is like a digital negative of the photo you shot, but you’ll have to edit the picture later in your pc.
    software is usually provided with the camera or you can use photoshop if you have it.
    Pros: less data loss thus more detail in dark area’s
    cons: big file size

  3. ohhaitherebud says:

    love this videos help alot!

  4. ashare06 says:

    WAT TO GO GORDON!…GIVE ME MORE IM HUNGRY FOR TIDBITS!…WRRARW!

  5. rezjrprod says:

    learned a great deal from you..straight to the point. eloquently, no bs..thank you very much!!

  6. parisgala says:

    what is RAW?

  7. hraulcalderon says:

    iniestaaaaa!!!
    

  8. hraulcalderon says:

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  9. sebastianekdahlphoto says:

    How about using fill flash in the shade.. what would it look like?

  10. fausto412 says:

    i have a nikon d3100, popping up the flash is how i make it take pictures with flash…but what if i am using my sb-400 flash? how to i make it flash when it’s bright out?
    shooting coupld of days ago flash would go off inconsistent…overcast day…some pics look great others needed the flash. thanks for anyone who answers

  11. punkjaris says:

    thanks….for all your tips that make me understand step by step how my camera works, and now my photos are getting better and better and better……I feel like a pro now

  12. punkjaris says:

    I just bought a 1000d too…excelente camera

  13. ayushbassist says:

    I just bought a 1000d and found ur videos really helpful.. Appreciate it.. thanks..!

  14. ornisoft says:

    Thanks for all these tutorials. I’m learning a lot from you..

  15. selant07 says:

    so always shoot in RAW, and then play with the white balance without quality loss.

  16. MTBiker152 says:

    Great video. Can you use this at a zoo too? I want to use shutter priority and a flash, is that a good idea?

  17. MaghoxFr says:

    Thanks so much for this viddeos Gordon!

  18. hey gordon
    i am wondering
    I have a 50D
    what lens would you recommend for taking pictures of airliners ?
    thanks

    Ron

  19. pannysat says:

    I have a Nikon D300. When I use the on camera flash for fill, the white balance get screwy and turn the photo very warm.

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  21. cypriotkikos says:

    HALLO AND THANKS AGAIN FOR GREAT VIDEOS! I WHANT YOUR OPINION PLEASE. YESTERDAY I BOUGHT MY DSLR (NIKON D3100) AND I GOT SOME PICS WITH IT! AFTER I PUT THEM ON PC AND I FOUND 2 WHITE SPOTS IN SOME OF THE PHOTOS. I THING THAT IS JUST SOME DUST, BUT HOW CAN THIS HAPPENED IF MY CAMERA IS NEW??? I USED IT ONLY FOR 2 DAYS.. PLEASE TELL ME AS SOON AS YOU CAN! THANKS AGAIN!

  22. thanks

  23. SuperToshua says:

    great tutorial as usual gordon.

  24. johnmark0221 says:

    hi, i have a problem with my t1i video feature..it will take only for about 25-45 seconds of recording and it will stop eventually, i tried already all the options in the setting but still wont work.. can you help me fixing this problem? thank you

  25. johnmark0221 says:

    hi, i have a problem with my t1i video feature..it will take only for about 25-45 seconds of recording and it will stop eventually, i tried already all the options in the setting but still wont work.. can you help me fixing this problem? thank you

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