Just One More Flash

course details

description

lessons

instructor

similar courses

Just One More Flash

with Scott Kelby

lessons: 12 Course Lessons

duration: 1hr, 15min

published: 2017

watched: 6371 Member Views

Just One More Flash

with Scott Kelby

Learn how to add one more flash to your portrait lighting with Scott Kelby! Building on the foundation you gained in Just One Flash, Scott teaches you the why, when, and how of adding a second flash to your Speedlight setup. Whether you want to create separation between your subject and the background, add a fill light to your subject, or change the look of the background itself, you’ll be amazed at all the great things you can do with a second flash. Be sure to re-watch the Just One Flash class first, then you’ll be ready to take it to the next level with the skills you’ll learn here. BUY COURSE

Our Courses Are all Broken Down Into Small Lessons Creating Easy Breaks and Stopping Points

lesson 1: Why Add a Second Flash? (free course preview)

Join Scott as he introduces the class and explains the benefits and uses of adding a second flash.

7min, 31sec

lesson 2: Flash Groups

Groups allow you to control your flashes separately.

8min, 31sec

lesson 3: Channels

Channels are important, but not likely to encounter very often. Changing the channel can help you avoid interference from another photographer using the same frequency.

3min, 37sec

lesson 4: Softening the Second Flash

Putting something in front of the flash to soften and diffuse the light is very important.

12min, 46sec

lesson 5: Adding a Kicker Light

This kicker light setup will help to separate the subject from the background.

8min, 26sec

lesson 6: Lighting the Background

Lighting the background is an important decision that affects the mood of the entire photograph.

7min, 4sec

lesson 7: Positioning the Background Light

Where you position the light in relation to the background makes a huge difference.

3min, 38sec

lesson 8: Lighting the Background From the Side

Lighting the background from the side can create a very different effect.

3min, 35sec

lesson 9: Putting it All Together

With all lighting in place, Scott brings in a model to demonstrate how this all works to create the final image.

6min, 10sec

lesson 10: Using Gels to Change the Background Color

Using a gel to change the light color on the background can create a much more diffused and smoother lighting pattern.

4min, 13sec

lesson 11: On Location with Two Lights: Part 1

Moving outdoors with lights and stands adds new concerns and techniques.

6min, 52sec

lesson 12: On Location with Two Lights: Part 2

Swapping the softbox with a diffusion cap can change up the lighting look, and eliminate the need for a second softbox.

2min, 55sec

We’ve Scoured The Planet For The Best In Their Trade

Those who make learning easy and fun

meet Scott Kelby

Award-Winning Photoshop, Photography & Lightroom Author

Scott is the President and CEO of KelbyOne, is also the original "Photoshop Guy", is the editor and publisher of Photoshop User Magazine, Conference Technical Chair for the Photoshop World Conference, Training Director and instructor for KelbyOne Live Seminars, and author of a string of bestselling technology and photography books.

VIEW MORE BY THIS INSTRUCTOR

Take Your Skills to The Next Level

Want Unlimited Access to Our 900+ Courses? Become a Member today!

LEARN MORE