Photography Flash Lighting Techniques

It is amazing I haven't used this many years ago! Photography lighting had always been my nemesis until now. Highly recommended for better lighting techniques.

It's a really good flash for people learning different lighting and techniques that's for sure. I have just got mine in the mail today and it's working fantastic right out of the box. I would definitely recommend this product for more causal photographers.

I really am having fun with different lighting effects and brackets have helped make my lighting techniques more effective.

Perfect flash for getting uniform lighting for both regular and macro photography!

Just starting out in off camera flash photography. Wanted something to learn lighting with. Quality is very high for what you pay for. As stated...no cold shoe adaptor so order the Stroboframe 300-SHO. Had everything assembled in less then 10 min and taking test shots with Nikon's CLS. This will help you take your photography to the next level. Carrying case seems very large and really decent quality. 100% happy with purchase...way to go B&H!!!

The background is complementary to the foreground. Using lighting techniques the color of the background is allowing the portrait or interview to create the effect needed for a professional look.

I have been using one 12 x 36 Luxbanx Strip for a long time. As I move into some new lighting techniques and more complicated scenarios, I now have the right side to my lighting set to give bottles that great highlight and a two-side food setup.

Love these gobos! I'm able to express myself and create so much new content now with new lighting techniques, it feels fun again and I love trying new ways to explore lighting!

I use the sto-fen for portraits and wedding photography. I have it on my flash most of the time during weddings. It calms flash light down, yet still allows for dynamic lighting if you know how to use it. Also works for filling in harsh lighting outside.

I bought the lens for indoors event photography when the lighting is somewhat dim but I don't want to use flash. M43 cameras are not at their best under those conditions. I use post-processing to help compensate for issues with high ISO and slow shutter, but the extra two stops with this lens (vs my f/2.8 12-40mm zoom lens) are really useful. I haven't done any extensive analysis of image sharpness with the lens, but it's certainly adequate for my purposes.