A collection of example photos
SB-910
This booklet introduces various SB-910 flash
techniques and example photos.
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Take a step forward into creative lighting
Revealing the textures of your subjects and adding depth to your images.
By improving your lighting techniques, you can get closer to your true vision.
Get the pictures you want, with Speedlights.
Making harsh light soft and natural
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Capture the charm of backlit subjects
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Capture the glitter of night illumination
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Add color to emphasize realism and mood
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Add depth to a portrait (Multiple flash)
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Capture texture and detail (Multiple flash)
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Capture the moment while retaining the sense of depth (Multiple flash)
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Making harsh light soft and natural
Natural-looking cheeks so soft you want to touch them
The faint reddish cheeks and subtle facial expression was achieved through soft light that
extends to the details.
Tilt the flash head up toward the ceiling. Taken with the camera’s built-in flash
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Bounce flash: By bouncing the flash light off a ceiling or wall, you can diffuse
and soften light, which adds a more natural look to photographs.
Capture the feminine nuances of a woman’s expression
Soft shadows on the subject add a three-dimensional look to the image.
Wall
Rotate the flash head toward the wall. Bounce off the ceiling: results in soft, flat lighting
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Capture the charm of backlit subjects
Highlighting the cuteness of your kid
With a wide aperture used in the bright outdoors, the cheekiness of the boy’s expression is
highlighted against the blurred background.
Background
Select the desired aperture in A or M exposure mode. Taken with standard sync
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