OFF CAMERA FLASH FOR BEGINNERS: Step By Step Guide For Shooting With Off Camera Flash

[@natalyacalgelia3156]

It only took me 6 months to find a Kind photographer that could explain OFC in normal people terms and not crazy scientific gibberish language that scares beginner photographers away. Thank you Adrian!

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

Haha! I'm glad this video was helpful to you...thanks for watching Natalya :)

[@Queencb87]

As an entry level photographer, I have learnt soo much from your photography channel. Thank you for being so humble and honest and making this information detailed, real life and easy to understand

[@zule1616]

❤❤❤❤ thank you Straight to the point

[@angelemilycornet]

Thank you for these videos!!!They are truly helpful!My brother and I are getting more serious about photography 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

Love to hear that❤️ And that's cool that you and your brother both do photography.

[@theaussiebartender]

Great advice man! Thank you

[@Traceylynne521]

Thank you for this. This is the exact type of video I was looking for for a better understanding!

[@carmenpacillas3719]

thank you U just helped me with one small thing which makes a big differance i will be watching more videos. thank u soooo much

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

@@carmenpacillas3719 Glad I could help!

[@matrixate]

Excellent toot. You explained it clearly enough. Thank you!

[@Truth0o0]

Thank you again

[@vickymatulich1924]

Do you use your live view for taking wedding reception photos? Does that seem to be easier?

[@carlosbrown1369]

Thanks for sharing! Really helped! Peace and blessings to ya brotha.

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

Preciate that Carlos🤝

[@dillasview8627]

Nice breakdown for beginners

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

Thanks🤝

[@ccArk5]

Thank you! Your videos are always so helpful.

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

Thanks Charlotte...I appreciate that😁

[@jhill.7216]

Definitely thank you bro i am a photographer myself I’ve been shooting for about a year and clients have been rolling in but working and investing into the off camera flash is big for me. I want to thank you man seriously 💯✊🏾

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

You're welcome brother. Keep investing in your craft✊

[@jhill.7216]

@@AdrianLardPhoto I will definitely keep going my brother! ✊🏾💯 indeeed

[@ibeondat1]

I’m mm

[@ibeondat1]

Mmm

[@ibeondat1]

Mmm

[@jordanrice498]

Very helpful, thanks bro!

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

You're welcome✊️

[@gmt6mvf]

Can you tell me you best settings for flash and camera for both indoor and outdoor! Or a video on it

[@andreichecko]

great video for beginners like me, thanks mate

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

✊️🤝

[@jLutraveling]

Excellent job.

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

Thanks Janell!

[@danielbuusrenfro]

Straight up valuable information 👍🏼

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

Thanks man...appreciate that🤝

[@ulyssessait]

thanks man for this info. today is my first day shooting OCF outdoor.. Im using A7iii, sigma 35mm 1.4 DGDN, godox QR-P90, ADB2 with two AD200pro & X2T trigger. wish me luck man. subscribed to u

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

That's some nice gear. Good luck!

[@ulyssessait]

@@AdrianLardPhoto yeah. been saving money for months to acquire this gears.

[@brittanybrantley3218]

With a flash, don't you need to keep your shutter at the sync speed like 1/200?

[@mannyl]

I got Nikon D3500 what type of speedlight can i use?

[@ThoughtxAction2]

This is why I fuck with you man

[@LMActionsports]

I have just a small studio at my friends flower shop. And I been using both my ad600’s and both of my ad200’s for back lighting. It’s nice cuz no power cords all over. But it is also nice is I can pack them all up and go take outdoor portraits super easy. Even though I have some strobes that have power cords I’ve been using all my battery operated strobe lights for both indoor and outdoor portraits

[@gameuploaderish]

You forgot to mention that you can also darken your ambient light with your aperture instead of shutter speed.

[@yt85671]

Love this video! Whenever I use my adgodox pro ( I have a canon) it will not let me adjust my shutter speed to make the background dark. Any idea why?

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

It could be that you don't have high speed sync on.

[@manikathomas3465]

What about a 33" modifier for outdoors?

[@AdrianLardPhoto]

That's a good size for outdoors.