Using Flash Outdoors
When you shot outdoors, it's often tempting to shoot with natural light, but a couple of off camera flashes can help balance out your image and even make your subject pop off of your background. This video shows how to use two lights on a somewhat cloudy day to get a look that helps our subject stand out.
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Camera: Canon 5D Mk IV
Lens: Sigma 105mm f/1.4 ART
Lights: Aputure Light Dome softbox for key light and 7" parabolic reflector for background light
Special thanks to Jordan Fish and Kustom Klutch for being a part of this video!