Can you please tell who makes the umbrella and cold shoe your using

What size is the umbrella oh the light? Do you have a link for the holder and and umbrella? Thank you

Now that's gonna help me improve my work a lot! Most of the time I use manual flash, but now I will start using the TTL feature way more! Andrew always gives me a lot of ideas and tons of inspiration! Thanks Andy!

Like always your and your team are amazing... Congratulations!!! Nice video and beautiful model...

Thank you for the video. Where is the handheld thing for the flash called? Is it on Amazon?

Hello, I always liked your style of instruction and enthusiasm. Could I ask what size of umbrella you are using . Is there an alternative you would also use. I use a magnetic dome. Do you get a similar result. Regards Chris B Lincolnshire, UK 🇬🇧

I love Kiana this is the only reason i watch this vidéo 😅😍

Great Content as always, appreciate your videos so much, great teacher

Another very informative video. Thank you. Could you share the details of the small umbrella diffuser that you use?

Hi Andrew, i love your 100 mile a sec thinking! Let's try this, let's try that and finding the results thru experiment. Really, a way to learn. Thank you and to all the team for sharing kindly

You made photography so easy and creative love to c your vlog 🙏🙏🙏

I bought a Nikon D80 in 2007 because it had TTL! I’ve never had serious frame-to-frame differences on any of the 4 cameras with TTL that I have owned, but I shoot in raw and need to edit anyway. The pre-flash causes each flash to go off at different times so the camera can command the actual flash to fire at the required power. Joe McNally’s book “Hot Shoe Diaries” gives really valuable info on how he got fabulous TTL shots.

Very nice 👍

I just subscribed as you asked. From Brazil here!

Lov u sir From India 🇮🇳 U teach me a lot 💖

Under the conditions shown here outside, I would use a beauty dish with a grid or diffuser instead of an umbrella, so that significantly more flash light goes to the model and is not wasted, and the photos then appear a bit richer in contrast. But my favorite EDC light former especially when shooting outside and mobile with one main speedlite is the "Lastolite Joe McNally Ezybox Speedlite Plus Diffusor Softbox" + small grip (see the matching videos on "Vimeo"). The pre-flash in TTL mode "only" serves to measure the flash light exposure and/or to control the TTL flash(es) used when using the built-in camera flash or a TTL on camera flash, both as a "master", it has no influence on the end result in the photos. The camera and TTL flashes communicate with each other via this pre-flash, if you want to put it that way. I`m a huge fan of speedlites and flash photography since I started my hobby photography in the 1980s, nearly 80% of my photography is with speedlites. I`m a so-called "strobist" and a bit influenced by Joe McNally of course and David Hobby, Damien Lovegrove, Michael Zelbel and Daniel Norton. Basically, I've nearly always been taking my flash photos in iTTL mode (Nikon) for years, regardless of whether with one or more flashes (sometimes up to 9 speedlites in 3 groups), with or without light formers, color foils, etc. I sometimes use the manual flash mode under studio-like conditions in my living room studio and/or more under constant conditions that I can influence at any time. TTL flash makes flash photography uncomplicated, fast and efficient, I don't want to do without it anymore. I control the individual power output of the flashes individually via the "+/-" flash compensation. Using a matching TTL radio trigger system is imo the most efficient and safest way to go under all conditions, depending on the brand and perfect conditions it can reach nearly up to 100 meters, I tested it myself with my system (Yongnuo).

thanks Andrew👍👍👍

hhmm... it's Mutiara Damansara near to my place... Nice....

Sorry Andrew you did advise me of the make of your flash Monopod but have mislaid the information, could you remind me please, thank you.

u r lucky, i been there shoot twice, twice chasing by the ikea guard, say i cannot shoot at ikea compound...

I'm curious about the "No Roof" comment in your title and how it relates to TTL? Did I miss something?

Andrew, you're not seriously telling us that in all your years of photography you've never used TTL flash mode with your speedlites, or have I misunderstood?

TTL power based on lens distance bro, the flash next to you is metering it correctly while the flash from behind (closed to subject) has to be -1 or -2 because its fire the same output on the main flash.

always good stuff!!

Now I’m confused. In TTL, the setting are automatic? In Manuel i set the power as in 1/16 or 1/32, if i go back to TTL, will those setting of power change. I just want/need fast recycle time for flash.

Anybody have a link to those mini-umbrellas that the assistant was using ? Thx .

😂🤣 close ur leg a little bit 🤣 laugh die me

Tapaskar🙏🇮🇳. Nice model.

kirimsalam to abg flash 🤭

May I know your tripod?😁

What camera and lens are you using?

Hi sensei,

In this case, I see no point in using TTL since your subject is static. The output power of TTL will change constantly. This can be confusing for beginners. It is more accurate and understandable to use manual mode. For such planned portrait photoshoot, it makes more sense to use manual mode. Why use TTL with constantly changing output power if your subject is not moving? Using TTL is a bit like using auto white balance, resulting in inconsistent colors from frame to frame. TTL mode is more suitable for mobile and event type photography because your subject will keep moving. Sorry to say. Everytime I come across this channel, I always feel that beginners will take many detours and walk a long way before reaching the end.

Ftw

Please do not follow these crappy recommendations.

stupid place to make photos.