About the course
Speedlights are a great, relatively inexpensive add on for your camera. Used badly, they can ruin a shot, but if you understand how they work, you can turn a shot from bland to wow! In some cases you can get a shot that without the flash you simply would not be able to capture
In this workshop we look at these great little pieces of equipment and start to introduce you to using them, both on the camera and off camera.
We start off looking at how they function and the various setting and then very quickly get to some practical work using the flashes on camera.
Then we move on to looking at using them off camera.
This is a great introduction to using speedlights that will make you want to start experimenting yourself and start taking your photos to the next level.
Who is this course for?
With a MAXIMUM of FIVE people per workshop You should be confident with your camera settings, ISO, Aperture and Shutter speed
It is recommended that you attend the Introduction to DSLR Photography before attending this course
Typical Agenda |
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How speedlights work |
TTL v manual |
Bounce v direct flash |
On camera practical |
Break |
How to control Off Camera Flash |
Practical - Off Camera Flash |
Getting Creative |
End |
Summary | |
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Venue | Milton Keynes |
Level | You must understand all the basic camera settings as well as aperture and shutter speed |
Recommended Pre-Requisites | Introduction to DSLR Photography |
Maximum Places | 5 |
Refreshments | Tea/Coffee/Soft Drinks included |
Equipment | DSLR and Lenses and one speedlight. Cards and Spare Batteries Pen and Notepad |
Notes | We wil provide triggers and speedlights for off camera work, but we recommend that you have your own speedlight for on camera work. Timings will vary according to the time of year as we will be shooting into the evening Please note that we will be doing a lot of work outside so please bring warm clothes and sensible walking shoes |
Cost | £175 |
Contact us for more details.
Dates available
Sunday 3rd April – Fully Booked