Speedlights at a Wedding Reception | Tips and Tricks

Here's a few tips on how I found using speedlights at a wedding reception.
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[@tulipvalley111]

Okay that umbrella thing is genius!

[@SurferKroky]

The umbrella is such a brilliant idea which I never thunk of 😅

[@veselinvasilev9362]

Thanks!

[@lacobraelegante4075]

Loved the humor in the video hahaha made me subscribe instantly!!

[@Narsuitus]

Thanks for the tips. Here is another one: For fill-flash, set the camera to expose for the ambient light and set the flash to a minus 1 exposure.

[@enduringtech822]

That umbrella tip is awesome.

[@roncemine4948]

using that umbrella is genius idea but not applicable in realworld scenario during event hahaha

[@jambon37074]

I think if I try this umbrella people would laugh at me and call me the umbrella guy lol!!😊

[@bossmarko]

more video like this plsss

[@williamlynd3052]

What kind of ISO do you use inside at a reception while using flash?

[@jasonbatchphotography]

It all depends. I set my ambient light in camera first and highlighting what I want to see (hanging lights, background). Then I will add the flash to the scene. If I want it more dark and dramatic I will darken the ambient light in camera and then add the flash and so on.

[@chiefvon3068]

My man's really did look like he was bout to flash us🤣🤣

[@kbophoto]

Good advice!

[@wanneske1969]

I don't like Magmods but great idea about the umbrella

[@user-dq9sw9gp5u]

your pictures are fire 🔥

[@roncemine4948]

I'm using direct flash using magmod sphere and it works for me better than holding an umbrella while shooting the camera one handedly in outdoor scenario.

[@njbestvideo5977]

Well done,,

[@hunterxhunter6957]

Nice i got set up that ad 200 pro and magmod set on tripod

[@AdamJonesPhoto]

Alan Partridge lives

[@Anna-gv7vo]

Hi Jason, if your wall or ceilings are too far or too high and you only have one speed light on your camera, do you point it straight at the person or do you use any kind of modifier?? Thank you so much

[@jasonbatchphotography]

I personally us magmod products. I use the magsphere (like in the video) and point it straight up or click my speedlight one notch towards the subject. I personally never point directly at, because it produces a flat light on the person. For a cheaper option, there is flash diffuser reflectors on Amazon.

[@Anna-gv7vo]

@@jasonbatchphotography thank you so much for answering, very kind of you!

[@pramodshivan]

Happy to be the one to first comment. Your video is quite interesting with all the acts. :)

[@mattstolzman]

You deserve way more views. Thanks. TTL or manual?

[@jasonbatchphotography]

Thank you sir. Manual

[@alyxazhar6192]

2:01 Beavis & ButtHead

[@masterofthegraveyard335]

video anda sangat bagus dan mempunyai mesej yang luas terima kasih

[@KingNidus]

😂🤣🤣 that don’t be a flasher move you did

[@deltadawn323]

what if you want to turn it portrait?

[@jasonbatchphotography]

If I only have an on-camera speed light and want to light my subject, I personally like using the magsphere (like in the video). Point it straight up and click the speed light one notch towards the subject. And for portraits or vertical images, I do the same. Turn the speed light pointing up and give it a subtle shift towards the subject. This all depends on the location as well. White walls or ceiling to bounce off, nothing to bounce off, etc. Just depends. I personally try to avoid pointing the flash directly at, because it produces a flat light on the person.

[@Theobjectgroup]

Yooo what kind of camera straps are those? Must have...

[@jasonbatchphotography]

Holdfast Moneymaker. holdfastgear.com/products/bridle-leather-money-maker-luxury-leather-multi-camera-strap

[@eduardocortes-dv4lo]

Mate you look like Michael Wincott (acting)

[@JohnDoukasPhotography]

Good tips. The closeups made me feel nervous…