3 MISTAKES Photographers Make w/ Off Camera Flash

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• ZI

  @Zinriusminazen · 4 years ago (edited)

  Remember folks. Underexposing is WAY better than overexposing. You lose a lot more information on an overexposed image, and it'll be hard or impossible to bring that information back in post.

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• JA

  @jaimin.rathod · 3 years ago

  For a quick revision. <br> <br>Mistakes: <br>1. Confusing overexposure with harsh light. <br> <br>2. Thinking many lights = better photos <br> <br>3. Thinking you need expensive lights for great results <br> <br>4. Thinking that the lights need to be on full power.

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• JA

  @Jack14432 · 4 years ago

  Your editing ability makes your photos look great bro.

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• A1

  @A1Bokeh · 4 years ago

  Man I need to learn how to use flashes. Natural light photography is dope but as a pro imo you have to offer more. Great video

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• BR

  @brandikins11 · 2 years ago

  I have a paid shoot next week and today finally bit the bullet on a Godox AD200Pro and soft box with a wireless trigger. Definitely going to set it up and test it before the day of, but these tips definitely made me feel more confident in reducing my chance of messing up. Thanks!

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• JE

  @jerrydoro5243 · 4 years ago

  I was guilty of needing many light setups till I found your videos.... thanks for sharing.....mentor!!!!

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• VI

  @vinciandres · 3 years ago

  I make every mistake you mention and agree, if you are a begginer and pay attention to this video... you are gonna be a better photographer in short time.

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• KM

  @kmarion · 4 years ago

  I definitely was a victim of number 1. I would get so frustrated with the harsh light thinking how does a softbox break 🤣

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• MF

  @mfratino1567 · 2 years ago

  Great video. In my opinion, one of your greatest assets is your honesty. Seldom do you see pros opening up like this. Good job mate!

• RA

  @RawloftheDead · 4 years ago

  Great video and points. I also just love to shoot with one light or 2 most of the time

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• MY

  @mylife7six · 4 years ago

  Your work has been an inspiration. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience and knowledge with us.

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• ST

  @stephanyfaycohen3842 · 2 years ago

  Many thanks FJH.<br>I&apos;m very happy to see and hear that you are staying true to your heart and what resonate with you, even if it goes against the grain.<br>GOD bless you and thank you again.