Flower Photography with Black Background using On Camera Flash ep.152
Flower Photography with Black Background using On Camera Flash ep.152
I walk you through my flash and camera settings to achieve that low key black background effect using my Olympus OM-D and built in flash. You’ll understand why I chose the settings so you can duplicate this in almost any lighting conditions.
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Hi Rob, your videos are always enjoyable and informative, thank you. The flower was I think, a very open Tulip, the leaf you removed may have been from a daffodil and the flowering shrub was a Camelia. Howard.
Rob you are the Bob Ross of photography tutorials!
Bob, I think your flower shots are great. I have seen you shooting you EM10 MkII in light rain and it seemed OK. Do you use a screen protector and do you think they are neccesary. I heard the EM 10 LCD screen scratces easily.
I get why you wanted the ISO low, but if the camera was set to auto ISO, why didn’t it set itself lower?
Hi Rob, excellent work. It inspired me to go out taking photos of flowers using your technique 👍
Thank you Rob – very useful and informative. I gave it a go and it worked.
Hello Rob, your videos are terrific. You are definetly a very talented photographer and an excellen teacher. Thanks for all your videos.
Always learn something when i watch your videos,👍
Hi Rob, your flower is a Tulip
Rob, I love your videos so much. I always come away with a big smile on my face and having learnt something new. Thanks for your efforts and keep up the good work.
Great working advice you’re giving here Rob. You can apply the same approach when taking pictures of people although the flash may need to be a little stronger ( but the same approach ) I’ve used this to make a white background go from white to black without needing to change the background roll.
that’s a pretty cool recording setup you came up with : )
Another very informative video, Rob. Your ease with the menu and special settings is impressive. Thanks for making it look easy!
Great video! Your suggestions make a huge difference in flower photography.
Hello, 8.27min There is a plot with the shadows, I dont manage to find how to get this on the screen of my Olympus, Can you help me ?
Great video! You are one of the only photographers that do this kind of micromanaging on camera.
Just went to my garden, and tired your trick 🙂 https://www.instagram.com/p/BwXo4Pel_zu/?igshid=1qynv9gm65em8
Great photos Rob! Really nice!👍 It would be awesome if you could make a video using high sync flash! Thank you so much! 👍
Thanks a lot Rob! As usual you anables us to understand and adopt this kind of technique with a very little effort and in a easy way, but most importantly without spent a lot of our savings in a new bigger flash!
I’m staying tuned for other tips or suggestions about usages of in camera built flash!!!!
Very enjoyable and informative as always! Thank you Rob!
I’ve been following your channel for a few months and even though I’m not an Olympus shooter (Fuji X-T2 my first and only digital camera), I find that I can apply most of your tips/techniques to my system. Thank you for sharing and I’m glad that you’re shooting close to your house so that you don’t have to remember where parked your car. LOL
Hi Rob.Used the settings and it worked excelent..How can i save these settings as a pr-set.