3 Subtle & Natural Off-Camera Flash Portrait Lighting Techniques

[@prachuyya]

Best of best tutorial so far

[@pimnauta3840]

Great and easy-to-follow video, thanks for sharing.

[@azizibakar]

Thanks so much Pye. You're an amazing educator. I learned a lot from this short video.

[@payamjirsa]

Glad!

[@DjDupree]

This guy has increased my photography skill so much. Does he offer in person classes or workshops?

[@payamjirsa]

Appreciate it DJ, at the moment we don't have anything in-person. But we'll definitely announce if we do.

[@JagdpanzerV]

I just love your videos so much. I usually hate 'tutorials' that turn out to be ads for a specific product, but going so in-depth and showing results of advanced (for me) techs like these is just cool. I totally lost it when you createed those shadows on the wall with the snoot. Too bad that this lighting grid is waay out of my finances :(

[@sharonvetalice1370]

Great simple techniques to improve lighting outdoors. I appreciate all the videos you share; I learn something every time I watch one of your videos.

[@viciwo3396]

Great tips!

[@gazala141]

first vid here that lead me to this channel i knew the first 5 sec that i needed to sub to you! great vid and you are a great talk host!

[@steveurmah]

Damn, this is incredible. Thanks, learning a lot here!

[@jimpool6096]

A wonderful video, this was really helpful and well explained. Thank you.

[@jeffnewman8261]

Very cool. Thanks Pye!

[@MartinV.]

Great Video!!

[@omicrondec]

Fantastic presentation.

[@payamjirsa]

Appreciate it! Thanks for joining us!

[@realthoprivate]

Good infomercial, thanks!

[@smepable]

Thanks very good teaching

[@marclabro]

nice tuto ! beautiful results with simple setups. i noticed A2 is 3 times the price of ad100 pro ! your pictures seem slightly underexposed on faces before editing with vf presets. Why do you do that ? What is your rule of thumb ?

[@photographer8486]

I am beginner in photography. I bought a used Sony A7s2. New 24-70 2.8 lens. I want to do street photography, shoot people/portraits. How much power flash would be enough to shoot outdoors? I would want to take this flash with me easily and during travelling. Should I go for on camera flash or off camera flash? This would be 1st flash that I would buy. What are your suggestions? Please also suggest softbox and tripod (either flash or camera would be on the tripod) to take with me in my luggage.

[@MDRGAMER]

When am shooting through my umbrella it keeps creating a i little circle of brite like on my subject face, how to fix this?

[@LostBoyLA]

I think I have you a pretty bad review on your other video but this is much better

[@mcculloughimagery4952]

What light stand is that

[@josesalgado2796]

Great eye for shooting locations. I often look at pictures after the fact and wish I had taken a different angle or used a wider/tighter shot.

[@payamjirsa]

Maybe we should do a video on that!

[@mverick160]

I like what you're doing with the flash. I just wonder why not use a second flash instead of editing to do what a second flash would do. And if you say for less stuff to carry. Then I wonder why not just edit everything and use no flashes. I do love the small flashes and have added many to my lighting system. Even large 1200watt flashes which have been my bread and butter outside since Elinchrom introduced the ELB 1200.

[@payamjirsa]

When I'm working by myself, I try to find a balance between what's easy to do in-person versus what's easy to do in post. When I'm working with a crew, I emphasize everything in-person and do only what's necessary in post.

[@AnthonyTadle]

Bye my guy...... great tips as usual....

[@steve3751]

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