Off Camera Flash Tips: The Secret of Low Light Photography

Low light photography settings and How to balance your off camera flash with low light ambient. This video will go through all the details that you need to know. Watch the theory part first and then the behind the scene video after it will make a lot more sense.
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[@jon0807]

I really love your approach to lighting. I see quite a few people blast their subject with a strobe, making it look just way too unnatural. Your approach makes the lighting more subtle and natural.

[@KyleCongphoto]

Thanks!

[@eoslove2022]

Northern Alberta here: we have "low ambient" 6 months of the year. This video tutorial opened our eyes to a new way of approaching our after hours location sessions. Thank you, Kyle.

[@omegaman1409]

One of the best youtubers on photography.

[@blakthor6981]

This style is inspirational. Thanks it’s what I’ve been looking for !

[@andersblomster]

Great video as always. You definitely make the most natural looking images when it comes to mixing natural light with strobes. And you have a great way of explaining it as well.

[@KyleCongphoto]

Thank you 🙏

[@studioverdin188]

Your photos are amazing! I love how natural the strobe light look in all the images!

[@KyleCongphoto]

Thank you so much!

[@wingli6632]

Very useful. Thanks for sharing.❤

[@Garbid]

Awesome video! What's your usual white balance settings? Anything special?

[@KyleCongphoto]

Nothing special. I just leave it as auto and adjust in post if needed.

[@Garbid]

@@KyleCongphoto thank you

[@EliInfante]

Love it Kyle!

[@KyleCongphoto]

Thanks Eli!

[@jaime66usa]

Hy Kyle. How many stops of difference between the lit side of the face and the other one? Great job!

[@KyleCongphoto]

I’m not sure. I just adjust the light till I get the look I want. For split lighting probably 2 stops or more. If I use Rembrandt lighting probably 1 to 2. There is no go to numbers. Whatever looks more natural.

[@longhathe532]

thanhskou kyle Cong

[@joliver4083]

New subscriber here! You need to upload weekly videos. Watching from Philippines

[@bilibilil]

This is so helpful and informative - I love your work and it's amazing that you're able to teach us what goes into a lot of it through these videos - more please!!

[@KyleCongphoto]

You are so welcome!

[@cindysun6280]

Amazing photos. Good video as usual.

[@vikrantrm4237]

very nice, new try saw today

[@andreasstolten9179]

Your light stand seems to have three adjustable legs lenghtes for uneven ground. What is it? My solution for low-light OCF photograpyh is not using my 200 to 1200Ws strobes but an extra small speedlight with only 40Ws.

[@KyleCongphoto]

Yes with adjustable legs. It’s from a local camera shop. As long as your strobe can shoot at very low level you are fine. But when it gets too dark, extra effort will be needed to balance your light with ambient.

[@kavanlake871]

Great video as usual. The crazy thing is, I own a couple 1x4 strip lights and hardly ever use them. I will now. ✌🏾😎

[@KyleCongphoto]

👍

[@bullwaves6681]

What gears you used? Great video.

[@KyleCongphoto]

It’s on the bts. The second part of the video. Leica SL2-s Zeiss ZM Distagon 35 F1.4. Profoto B10.

[@Robin_Polarstern]

I’m a huge fan of led light 💡

[@KyleCongphoto]

Led is great for low light

[@raizalzay1]

Hello sir, can you tell me which lens to use other than 35mm zm?

[@KyleCongphoto]

In this video, the other lens is Zeiss ZM Sonnar 50 F1.5

[@user-wy6qf4be5t]

❤❤❤