How does Nikon d600 shoot portraits under the flash?

Photographers often use flash when shooting at night. If you have more than one flash, you can get a lot of shooting effects. Changing the angle combination between these flashlights, or different outputs, and the focal length setting of the flashlights can obtain a variety of portrait effects and experience the endless fun of night photography.

It is difficult to shoot indoors or in the dark at night. The farther away from the light source, the darker the light, and the more likely it is to affect the stability of hand-held shooting. At this time, you can help us stabilize the camera through a tripod.

In fact, it is also an effective method to be close to these light sources and try to avoid the messy places in the environment. When shooting people indoors during the day, you can make them as close as possible to the window, so that the portraits taken by the window light will make the image of the characters naturally expressed.

1. Before turning on the flash, accurately expose the whole picture manually at the required shutter speed, and then reduce the second aperture.

2. When using a camera without a flash, you need a remote auxiliary flash cable or wireless remote control to trigger the external flash.

3. Flash exposure compensation can be used to adjust the output of the flash, but in order to take the same photos as the one below, it is best to set the flash to manual mode.