Let the ambient do the heavy lifting Part 2

[@thedronemediacomvancouver4976]

Love the laid back approach. Watch them all. I thought HDR would be easier, but Flambient looks better and is faster. Think I finally have it! lol

[@RichBaum]

It’s easier and faster for me in the long run.

[@iandavis1355]

As always, a great learning video. Thanks Rich.

[@janetmiller3784]

Thank you so much, I learn so much by watching your videos! I appreciate you being generous with your time and knowledge!

[@davidpeterson1521]

Thanks for the video.

[@RichBaum]

It’s my pleasure and I hope you got some value out of this video, thank you for the time you spent watching it

[@frankb4793]

Thanks for helping me to understand this technique Rich, great tut!

[@abbeywilson4854]

Thanks alot!!

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

Rich, great tutorial and the sound was excellent;0)

[@MK-hz2bn]

Thank you! Great video as always!

[@jimalbert1630]

OK! OK! I'll subscribe!!!!

[@jeffchan7104]

Will this technique work for HDR?

[@RichBaum]

Sort of. I suggest learning the Flambient technique.

[@sunililyas6302]

Thank you, Rich! You work and contribution is priceless. Keep the good work going. God bless you. Btw quick question: What exposure you use for the ambient shot, by that I mean Overexposed, underexposed, Or right at the exposure. Or do you take bracketing shot for ambient? What mode you prefer for taking photos, I use Aperture or Manual though.

[@RichBaum]

I expose specifically for that image.. I don't have a general rule.

[@sunililyas6302]

but there is a problem with that as I don't have my camera synced with a tablet or wifi camera like you. If ill keep touching it for setting, it will create an unaligned image. I am using bracketing. But when I open the pictures on the computer it looks way more underexposed and Vice versa.

[@stevenphotog4594]

So when you say specifically for that image, what area of the room are you exposing for? I noticed that your window is exposed pretty well which tells me that you didn't have a lot of sun on that side of the house or you were using a faster shutter speed?

[@Aheid84]

Hi Rich! What key do you press to change the size of your paintbrush on a windows computer?

[@RichBaum]

Try your bracket keys, that will change the size of your brush

[@Aheid84]

Rich Baum - You are awesome! Love your videos!!

[@lassehenning1544]

Hi Rich, thanks for sharing your knowledge! I have a Godox question for you. Shortly about my previous setup - I have been using 3 pocket wizards to remotely fire my off-camera AD360 for some time. I shoot in AWB and the results are fine. The camera (EOS 6D WI-FI) is triggered via the remote connector instead of the camera hot-shoe and the camera tends to lock-freeze, forcing me to restart everything. Recently, i bought the Godox XTR-16 for my flash and both X1T and XT32 triggers, which trigger via the cameras hot-shoe. The result was much more yellow tinted pictures, seemingly with more ambient pollution. Do you have this problem and how you get around it? I guess it is related to the WB settings, and if so is the case - do you use the Flash WB or AWB? Thanks Lasse

[@RichBaum]

Sorry I can't help with Canon issues but I have heard of many issues but you can find answers on line..

[@Clurebooted1980]

Can you start editing photos to fit the screen better?

[@RichBaum]

Sorry but I don't understand what your asking