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In This Video Mr.Yogendra Chavhan ( Founder,YCP Institute) will explain us about his technique to remember low depth of field & high depth of field also types of lenses. Flash in photography enhances the quality and creativity of the final photographs.

00:04 For traditional photographers, using flash can be necessary in situations where natural light is insufficient or unavailable, such as in low-light environments or indoor settings with poor lighting conditions. Flash allows photographers to illuminate their subjects effectively. Flash ensures proper exposure and sharpness in their images thus photographers are able to capture high-quality photographs in various lighting scenarios.

01:09 In bounce flash photography, a 45-degree angle is commonly recommended for bouncing the flash off a nearby surface, such as a ceiling or a wall. This angle helps to diffuse and spread the light evenly.. By bouncing the flash at a 45-degree angle, photographers can achieve softer and more pleasing lighting. It results in better image quality and reduced glare.

03:21 Using direct flash in photography, where the flash is pointed directly at the subject, can lead to several disadvantages. Direct flash can cause the subject to appear flat and washed out, lacking depth and naturalness. Furthermore, direct flash can be disruptive and distracting to both the subject and those around them, potentially leading to discomfort or unnatural expressions. Overall, while direct flash can provide additional light in low-light situations, its drawbacks often outweigh its benefits in terms of image quality and aesthetics.

05:06 Non-HSS (Non High-Speed Sync) photography refers to a technique where the camera's flash is synchronized with the camera's shutter speed at a maximum speed typically around 1/200 to 1/250 of a second. Basically, you use a flash with your camera but can't take pictures with very fast shutter speeds. In this mode, the flash is fired when the shutter is fully open, allowing for proper exposure.

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Video Timestamps:
00:00 Why is it necessary for traditional photographers to utilise flash
01:09 45 Degree angle in bounce flash Photography
03:21 Disadvantages of employing direct flash in Photography
05:06 What is NON-HSS Flash?


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Mr.Yogendra Chavhan is founder of YCP institute. He has 8+ years experience in photography industry.he is official brand ambassador of Canon,Vanguard,& Oppo. Under his guidance 1600+ students made their mark in photography.

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