- Introduction (10:14) Comparing the Nikon SB-800 with the new advances in the SB-900
- Interface (01:32) Going over the interface on the SB-900
- Exposure Value and Master Flash (04:07) Adjusting Exposure Value and setting the Master flash
- Versatility (03:39) The new SB-900 has increased functionality which creates a lot of advantages
- Zoom Function (03:06) Advantages of the 200mm zoom function of the SB-900
- Get the Job Done (06:09) The My Menu settings, Illumination settings, and the new hot shoe
- Simple Setup (03:37) Joe walks us through the beginnings of a simple, single flash photo shoot
- Improvised Diffusion (05:16) Common items can be used to soften the light being thrown from the flash
- Modes of Light (13:36) There are three modes of light that can be set with the SB-900
- Remote Flash (05:00) Bouncing a second light off of the floor onto the subject
- Flash Through an Umbrella (04:30) This is a one-light setup but the flash is shooting through an umbrella
- Light Through a Window (04:13) Simulating daylight by setting up the flash outside a window
- Experimenting (07:36) Using a large flag to create a reflection in the glasses of the subject
- New Shoot (05:03) Going through the process of setting up a new location shoot
- Adjusting the Light (06:08) Adjusting the exposure value and cutting part of the flash to reduce impact
- Changing Things Up (09:07) Moving quickly with small flashes allows photographers to be experimental with their light
- Two-Light Shot (03:04) Bouncing the main light off the floor to create a glamour shot
- Changing Lenses (01:59) Many times you have to change exposure when you change lenses
- Lace Shadow Pattern (06:19) Hard light source throwing through lace to create a stylistic shadow
- Accent Light (04:04) With the subject is lit from behind, using a flash to bring out some of the facial detail
- Location Shooting (07:12) Working with the surroundings and rolling with the changes as they come
- Racing Against the Sun (06:14) Trying to get the last shot of the day as the sun goes down on the horizon and final wrap up
Course Time: 02 Hours 01 Minutes Your Progress: Complete
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