Creative Flash Course

You own an external camera flash, but you have no idea what it does, except mounting it on your camera and filling in dark spaces. And most of the time your flash photography turns out undesirable, you either blame your equipment or just chuck it back to the shelve and feel helpless. If the description above sounds familiar to you, this Camera Flash Photography Course is designed for you.


Besides learning the basic operation of an external camera flash you will also learn different ways to use your flash on the camera for different settings such as indoor and outdoor event photography. You will also learn different techniques like a pro in flash photography, such as off-camera flash and synchronizing multiple flashlights to make your subject “pop” like studio photography. Fully utilize the potential of what you have invested in your equipment, handle it like how it should.


Our training program embraces a three-part format which includes theory, application and review/critique. The four sessions are a mixture of classroom and outdoor for the optimal learning experience.

Course Coverage:
        • Introduction to flash photography
        • Hard light vs soft light
        • Shadows vs highlights
        • Mixing flashlight with ambient light
        • Portrait lighting techniques
        • Multiple flashlights for more varied angled
        • Transform an ordinary scene into a studio backdrop

*Check out Essential Lighting Course for the complete lighting course.

Requirement: Essential Foundation Photography or Basic Photography or equivalent. Any digital cameras with manual mode, hot shoe mount, and at least one external flash.


Course fee:

1-on-1
$1350/ 4 sessions/ 2 hours per session

For inquiry and more info about the course outline please contact us at contact@sops.sg or WhatsApp us at +65 8133 5134


About Trainer:

This course is designed and conducted by award-winning photographer and photography mentor Alan Lim of School of Photography Singapore. Alan has been a professional photographer for nearly 30 years, his work has been showcased and published on numerous sites which some can be seen below:

www.alanlimstudio.com
www.lensculture.com
www.lomography.com
www.mothership.sg