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Index
Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Page Contents Acknowledgments Introduction I: Let There Be Light
1. Understanding the Qualities of Light
Intensity Direction
Front Lighting Backlighting Sidelighting Down Lighting Up Lighting
Color of Light
Color Temperature White Balance Flash Color
Hard and Soft Light Inverse Square Law and Light Falloff Final Thoughts
2. Measuring the Light
Light Meters to the Rescue How a Camera Sees Light Nikon Metering Modes
Spot Metering Highlight-Weighted Metering Center-Weighted Metering Matrix Metering
Measuring Ambient Light and Flash Light Final Thoughts
3. Controlling Exposure
Exposure Settings
Shutter Speed Aperture ISO Equivalent Exposures
Exposure Modes Exposure Compensation
Exposure Values Adjusting Exposure Compensation
Flash Compensation Exposure Compensation with Flash Compensation Final Thoughts
II: Gear
4. The Camera
Creative Lighting System Compatibility Professional Cameras Enthusiast Cameras Entry-Level Cameras Final Thoughts
5. Lighting in Your Pocket
How a Flash Works Current Speedlight Lineup
SB-300 SB-500 SB-700 SB-910
Specialized Speedlights
SB-R200 Remote SU-800 Wireless Speedlight Commander
Older and Discontinued Flashes
SB-600 SB-800 SB-900
Final Thoughts
6. Making the Most of Those Cool Extras
Batteries
Types of Batteries Care and Feeding of Batteries My Battery Plan
Supplemental Battery Pack TTL Remote Cords Close-up Kits Final Thoughts
7. Light Modifiers for Small-Flash Photography
Speedlight Options
Zoom the Flash Head Wide-Angle Diffuser Panel Tilt and Rotate Bounce Card Flash Illumination Patterns
Diffusers
Diffusion Dome Umbrellas Softboxes Diffusion Panel
Snoots, Grids, and Gobos
Snoots Grids Gobos
Gels
Color Correction Color Wash
Reflectors Product Options
Lastolite Accessories Joe McNally Signature Line LumiQuest Modifiers Honl Photo Light Shapers ExpoImaging Flash Tools Westcott Line
Final Thoughts
8. Hold on to Your Flash
Flash Stands Justin Clamp Light Stands
Basic Light Stands C-Stands Booms
Brackets
Umbrella Brackets Cold Shoes Multiple Flash Brackets
Final Thoughts
III: Creative Lighting System
9. Flash Fundamentals and the Creative Lighting System
Guide Numbers Flash Modes
Through the Lens (TTL) Auto-Aperture/Auto-Flash (A) Guide Number (GN) Manual (M) Repeating (RPT)
Flash Value Lock
Recomposing Your Image A Photo Series with Consistent Lighting Avoiding Blinkers
Intelligent TTL Metering Sync Speed and High-Speed Sync Wide-Area AF-Assist Illuminator Flash Color Information Communication Final Thoughts
10. Advanced Wireless Lighting
The Basics of Off-Camera Flash with AWL Remote Mode Commander Mode
Flash Modes Flash Power Setting
Repeating Flash Commander Mode Quick Wireless Control Mode (A:B) Final Thoughts
11. Off-Camera Flash Triggers
Working with Groups Radio Triggers
Advantages to Using Radio Triggers Disadvantages to Using Radio Triggers Using Radio Triggers Radio TTL
SU-4 Mode
Setting the SU-4 Mode Flash Modes Available in SU-4 Mode Using SU-4 Mode
Mixing Radio and Line of Sight Final Thoughts
IV: Lighting Techniques for People and Products
12. Portrait Lighting
Shadows and Light Basic Lighting Patterns
Rembrandt Lighting Loop Lighting Butterfly Lighting Split Lighting Broad and Short Lighting
Soft Light vs. Hard Light Using One Light and Two Lights Using Three or More Lights Environmental Portraits
Before the Shoot Taking the Portrait
Location Lighting Packing Checklist Final Thoughts
13. Lighting Action Shots
Freezing Action
Sync Speed High-Speed Sync Flash Power Multiple Flashes
Showing Motion Final Thoughts
14. Product Photography Lighting
Product Photography Basics Product Photography Setup Prepping Your Items
General Cleaning Jewelry Cleaning Electronics
Reflections
Different Surfaces Different Colors Flagging the Light
Working in Close
Choosing the Right Lens Controlling the Depth of Field Close-Up Kit
Product Lighting Strategies
One Speedlight Two Speedlights Multiple Speedlights
Drops, Splashes, and Pours Final Thoughts
V: Speedlights in Action
15. Portrait Shoots with One Flash
Dancer
Equipment Setup Final Images
Dugout
Equipment Setup Final Images
Kids
Equipment Setup Final Images
Cody
Equipment Setup Final Image
Librarian
Equipment Setup Final Image
Final Thoughts
16. Portrait Shoots with One Off-Camera Flash
Dancer
Equipment Setup Final Image
Dugout
Equipment Setup Final Image
Kids
Equipment Setup Final Image
Cody
Equipment Setup Final Images
Librarian
Equipment Setup Final Image
Final Thoughts
17. Portrait Shoots with Multiple Off-Camera Flashes
Dancer
Equipment Setup Final Images
Dugout
Gear Setup Final Images
Kids
Gear Setup Final Image
Cody
Gear Setup Final Images
Librarian
Gear Setup Final Images
Final Thoughts
18. Speedlights Used for Action
Golf Swing
Equipment Setup Final Images
Soccer Kick
Equipment Setup Final Images
Bike Rider
Equipment Setup Final Images
Karate Kick
Equipment Setup Final Images
Final Thoughts
19. Product Photography Examples
Strawberry Splash
Gear Taking the Photo
Sunglasses and Watch
Gear Taking the Photo
Knife Set
Gear Taking the Photo
Camera Body
Gear Taking the Photo
Beverage Bottle
Gear Taking the Photo
Wine Pour
Gear Taking the Photo
Final Thoughts
Index Appendix. Speedlight Resources
Nikon Light Modifiers Stands, Grips, Backgrounds, and Bags Radio Triggers Photographers
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