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Introduction (DRAFT I)
I don't care what you say, lighting is the most important aspect of photography. More important that your camera, lens, or filter. Lighting determines the composition and perspective of a photo and I guarantee that 80% of our shots have poor lighting, made worse by the horrific on-camera flashes fixed to our bodies. Moreover, it's something a lens nor a camera can fix, and it can be achieved in two ways:
1) Getting lucky (Right place the the right time
2) The addition/removal of present light
Nikon's C.L.S., an acronym for Creative Lighting System, is Nikon's current encarnation of the off camera flash triggering system. In this tutorial, we'll learn how to use the Nikon CLS system with all i-TTL compatible flashes and, in doing so, make full use of what Nikon has to offer in this doman.
I don't care what you say, lighting is the most important aspect of photography. More important that your camera, lens, or filter. Lighting determines the composition and perspective of a photo and I guarantee that 80% of our shots have poor lighting, made worse by the horrific on-camera flashes fixed to our bodies. Moreover, it's something a lens nor a camera can fix, and it can be achieved in two ways:
1) Getting lucky (Right place the the right time
2) The addition/removal of present light
Nikon's C.L.S., an acronym for Creative Lighting System, is Nikon's current encarnation of the off camera flash triggering system. In this tutorial, we'll learn how to use the Nikon CLS system with all i-TTL compatible flashes and, in doing so, make full use of what Nikon has to offer in this doman.