Learn how to:
- Operate and more effectively use your electronic flash / speedlights!
- Blend flash with existing light for more natural looking photographs
- Kevin will show you several demonstrations with Canon Speedlites but the techniques you learn really can apply to all brands of flashes
Approximately 2.5 Hours Total Class Time
- Online Interactive Webinar Using Zoom Online Video Conferencing (It's easy to set up and use!)
- Questions always welcome during the class presentation

Topics Covered:
- How to create beautiful natural looking lighting with electronic flashes
- Types and common features of electonic flashes
- What features really matter
- The camera's Popup Flash and how to use it and when to not use it
- External Flashes / Speedlights
- TTL Automatic Flash, how it works
- Manual flash control
- Guide Numbers, what are they?
- Flash sync speed
- Direct and bounced lighting techniques
- Flash light modifiers
  - Softboxes
  - Umbrellas
- Balancing ambient (existing light) with flash light for optimal results
  - Indoors
  - Outdoors
- Various Configurations
  - On-Camera Flash
  - Off-Camera Flashes
  - High Speed Sync
  - Multi-Light configurations
  - Commander/Remote (Master/Slave Configuration)
  - S1/S2 triggering
- Pitfalls to avoid
  - Equipment compatability
  - Modes that may cause problems
- Prerequisites
  - Understanding of the basics of photography including setting exposure modes, ISO, aperture, and shutter speed.
  - If you don't know much about these factors, I recommend you take my Photography Essentials class first!

"Taking quality pictures with a flash is a complex process. Kevin has simplified things so I can now use my flash with confidence!"
"I've been to several workshops and Kevin's is by far the best in terms of practical learning and experience you can use every day."

Tuesday September 8, 2020

Let us know if you'd like us to add another session soon.
Tuesday Sept 8 6:30pm-9pm CDT
YOU set the price when you register!
Suggested price is $59, but give a little more if you can (to help us out), or pay a little less if needed.