Assignment 12 / Stop Action

Photograph something in action that you can’t see with the naked eye.  Use a camera and flash combination on manual attached to the hot shoe or the off camera cord.  The flash should be dialed down to 1/16 power or less in order to achieve a flash duration of 1/10,000 or less.  Examples are splashing water or stopping a fans blades with a ribbon attached.  I want these images super sharp with no blurs. 

1/100 sec, F/10, ISO 100

Assignment 11 / Light Painting

1. Make a photograph using flash as a painting tool.

2. Make a photograph using a continuous light source as a
painting too.

Assignment 10 / Canon Transmitter ST-E3=RT and 600EX-RT Flash

Take a picture of the ambient light in the room at the fstop and shutter speed you will be using.  It should come out black. Post this picture with it's settings.

Settings:
1/200s, ISO 160, F/11

Post the the progression of images (ie one light, 2 lights, 3 lights etc) with final exposure for each shot (should all be the same)

Flash A at 1/4

Flash A (1/4) and B (1/4)

Flash A (1/4), B (1/4) and C (1/4)

Assignment 9 / Canon Dedicated Flash

Use direct flash on camera Aperature Priority (Av) setting at 1/200 sec shutter speed

F/8 1/200 sec. ISO 100

Use direct flash off camera Aperature Priority (Av) setting at 1/200 sec shutter speed

F/8 1/200 sec. ISO 100

Use flash fill Aperture Priority Auto shutter speed

F/8 1/60 sec. ISO 100

Use flash with modifier (Bounce card, bank or ceiling) Aperature Priority (Av) setting at 1/200 sec shutter speed.

F/8 1/200 sec. ISO 100 Snoot Kit

Label your best result from each of the 4 techniques, write down your camera settings for each photograph and post them separately.

Read the two pages (posted  in the Lesson 9 section) from the Canon 580EXII or the Canon 600EX manual to help understand what the settings mean