In this video we will be seeing how to replace the background in a boring landscape shot and turn it into something amazing and breathtaking. For this we will be using Stable Diffusion AI Generator and Fooocus AI, along with Google Colab. We will be using the Inpainting feature in Fooocus, along with the Advanced…
Note – This was an email sent to our subscribers (buyers of our online courses) on Monday, 3rd February 2025. Hi [FIRST NAME GOES HERE] How is your Monday afternoon going? Some updates from my end! First of all, I’ve got two tutorials for you, which will showcase how far AI has come when it comes to replacing…
In this video, we’ll dive into how Exposure Compensation works and its connection to metering modes. Exposure Compensation allows you to adjust your camera’s exposure settings to either lighten or darken your images, helping you achieve the perfect shot. We’ll also explore how metering modes, which determine how your camera reads light, play a crucial…
Everyone knows that using a tripod helps with composition and in shooting in situations where you need to hold the camera still (like light painting), but there’s another major advantage that often gets overlooked—reducing noise in your photos. In this video, we’ll explore how a tripod allows you to use a slower shutter speed to…
Flash sync speed is a crucial concept in photography that determines the fastest shutter speed you can use while keeping your flash properly synced. Understanding it helps you avoid issues like dark bands in your images. In this video, we’ll explain what flash sync speed is, why it matters, and how to use it effectively….
Softboxes and umbrellas are two popular lighting modifiers, but which one is better for your photography? Softboxes offer more control and directional light, while umbrellas provide a larger spread. Each has its advantages depending on your shooting style and setup. In this beginner-friendly tutorial, we’ll compare softboxes and umbrellas, explain their differences, and help you…
Flash zoom controls how the light is spread, adjusting to match your lens’s focal length for better coverage and efficiency. In this video, we’ll explain what flash zoom is, how it affects your photos, and when to adjust it for the best results. Whether you need a wide spread for group shots or a focused…
Shutter speed plays a unique role in flash photography, affecting ambient light while the flash exposure remains constant. In this video, we’ll break down the relationship between shutter speed and flash, explaining how it controls background brightness without changing the subject lit by flash. You’ll learn when to use fast or slow shutter speeds for…
A bounce card is a simple yet powerful tool in flash photography that helps soften harsh light, reduce shadows, and create more natural-looking images. It also adds a beautiful catch light in the subject’s eyes, making portraits look more lively and engaging. In this video, we’ll explain what a bounce card does, how to use…
Aperture is a key setting in flash photography, controlling how much light enters the camera and how it affects both ambient and flash-exposed areas. In this beginner-friendly tutorial, we’ll break down how aperture changes flash exposure, when to use a wide or narrow aperture, and how it impacts background brightness. Whether you’re shooting portraits or…