Frequency Separation is a powerful Photoshop technique used by retouchers to smooth skin while preserving natural texture. In this video series, we’ll break it down step by step—what it is, why it works, and how you can use it effectively. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced editor, you’ll learn the right way to separate…
Flash zoom controls how the light is spread, adjusting to match your lens’s focal length for better coverage and efficiency. In this video, we’ll explain what flash zoom is, how it affects your photos, and when to adjust it for the best results. Whether you need a wide spread for group shots or a focused…
Shutter speed plays a unique role in flash photography, affecting ambient light while the flash exposure remains constant. In this video, we’ll break down the relationship between shutter speed and flash, explaining how it controls background brightness without changing the subject lit by flash. You’ll learn when to use fast or slow shutter speeds for…
In this video we will be seeing how to use two AI Tools, Mokker AI and Pincel Relight AI to turn an ordinary shot of a wine bottle into professional and cinematic product shots, almost with a single click and by writing prompts. Both these tools can be used for free up to a certain…
A bounce card is a simple yet powerful tool in flash photography that helps soften harsh light, reduce shadows, and create more natural-looking images. It also adds a beautiful catch light in the subject’s eyes, making portraits look more lively and engaging. In this video, we’ll explain what a bounce card does, how to use…
Aperture is a key setting in flash photography, controlling how much light enters the camera and how it affects both ambient and flash-exposed areas. In this beginner-friendly tutorial, we’ll break down how aperture changes flash exposure, when to use a wide or narrow aperture, and how it impacts background brightness. Whether you’re shooting portraits or…
ISO plays a crucial role in flash photography, impacting brightness, noise, and overall image quality. In this video, we’ll break it down in a simple way—how ISO interacts with flash, when to raise or lower it, and how it affects ambient and flash-exposed areas differently. Whether you’re shooting indoors or outdoors, understanding ISO will help…
AI is changing a lot of things. Making them completely obsolete. Photography is one of them. Photography is in grave danger! AI is about to kill photography completely! Don’t believe us? Let’s see some examples of this through our video tutorials! How AI Will KILL Portrait Photography AI will kill portrait photography because you will…
Flash Exposure Compensation (FEC) lets you control your flash’s brightness without changing your camera’s overall exposure. It’s useful when your flash is too strong or too weak, allowing you to fine-tune the light for a more natural look. In this video, I’ll explain what FEC is, how it works, and when to use it for…
TTL (Through-The-Lens) in flash photography is an automatic metering system that adjusts flash power based on the light passing through your camera’s lens. It ensures accurate exposure without manual adjustments, making it ideal for dynamic shooting conditions. In this video, I’ll break down how TTL works, its advantages, and when to use it over manual…