Format:
1 online resource (159 pages)
Edition:
2nd ed.
ISBN:
9781136098222
Note:
Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Color Coding Key -- Introduction -- Why Speedlights? -- Size -- Wireless -- Economical -- Speed -- Smart -- Versatility -- 1 One Light -- One TTL Flash -- Electronic Flash: Definition -- Speedlight/Speedlite: Definition -- Fundamentals of Electronic Flash -- Guide Number -- Comprehending Flash Exposure -- TTL Flash and Exposure: A Primer -- TTL Electronic Flash: Definition -- Inverse Square Law -- TTL Flash and Aperture -- TTL Flash and Distance -- TTL Flash and Subject Size -- TTL Flash and Shutter Speed: Synchronization -- TTL Flash: Flash Anatomy and Features -- Speedlight Components -- The LCD -- Measuring Light -- Understanding the Light Meter -- Stops, F/Stops, Exposure Value -- Histogram -- Exposure Value, or EV -- RGB Histogram -- Exposure: Film vs. Digital -- Middle Tonal Value -- Exposure Compensation -- Excessive Contrast -- Mastering Distance: Near and Far -- Main Light and Fill Light: Definitions -- Philosophy -- Light -- Characteristics of Light: Analysis and Decisions -- Quantity, Intensity, or Brightness -- Quality -- Contrast -- Color -- Color Spaces and the Color Triangle -- Direction -- Mixing TTL Flash with Available Light: Quantities of Light -- Available Light as Main -- TTL Flash as Fill -- TTL Flash as Main -- Available Light as Fill -- Balancing TTL Flash and Available Light: Colors of Light -- General Guidelines -- 2 Two Lights -- Light/Lighting -- Light -- Lighting -- Design -- Execute -- Review -- Postproduction -- Wireless -- Wireless TTL: Remote/Slave Flash -- Wireless TTL: Additional Trigger Devices Need Not Apply! -- Nikon SU-4 Mode -- Wireless TTL Transmitters: Master -- Wireless TTL Receivers: Remote/Slave -- Wireless TTL Communication: Line-of-Sight -- Finite -- Wireless TTL: Channels -- Wireless TTL: Privacy
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Wireless TTL: Basic Settings for Master and Slave -- Wireless TTL: Controlling Exposure and Contrast -- Manual Flash -- How It Works -- Flash LCD -- Wireless Manual Flash -- Mixing Speedlights with Studio Flashes -- Automatic Flash -- Shutter Priority (S/Tv) -- Aperture Priority (A/Av) -- Programmed Mode (P) -- 3 Three Lights and More -- Multiple Lights -- Studio -- Still Life -- On Location -- 4 Techniques -- Moving Light -- Bounce Flash: Direction and Quality of Light -- Comprehending Directions of Bounce Flash -- Speedlights in Use -- On-Camera and Off-Camera Usage -- On-Camera Flash -- Pop-Up Flash -- Fill Flash -- Off-Camera Flash -- TTL Sync Extension Cords -- Tethering -- VAL -- Backwards -- Rear Curtain -- 5 Light Modifiers -- Modifying Flash: Quality of Light -- Umbrellas -- Softboxes -- Ribbon Grid Softbox Attachment -- Grid Spot -- Snoot -- Beauty Dish -- Flag/Reflector -- 6 Accessories -- Aftermarket Speedlights -- Remote Triggers -- Hardwiring -- Optical -- Infrared -- Radio -- Canon 600 EX-RT -- PocketWizards -- Flash Brackets -- What Causes Red Eye? -- Stands -- TTL Cords -- DIY = Do It Yourself -- Typing Paper -- Diffusion Sleeve -- A Clamps -- Glad Bags -- Gels/Filters -- Grid Spot -- Snoots -- Power -- Batteries: Powering the Flash -- Tenets of Batteries -- Battery Type: Power Decisions -- Index
Additional Edition:
Print version Jones, Lou Speedlights and Speedlites Milton : Taylor & Francis Group,c2013 ISBN 9780240821443
Language:
English
Keywords:
Electronic books
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