Understanding Fill Vs. Negative Fill | Slice of Pye
We’re going to show you how using fill or negative fill light can make a dramatic difference in your portraits, even in a simple scene.
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Dramatic iPhone Portraits with the Profoto A10 | Slice of Pye
Want to see how you can create dramatic portraits using your iPhone & off-camera flash? Look no further.
Athletic Portraits Using High Speed Sync | Slice of Pye
Learn how to get dynamic athletic portraits using high-speed sync in our new episode of Slice of Pye!
Day vs. Night Photography Technique | Slice of Pye Ep. 26
In this video, we’ll show you from start to finish how we took an ordinary scene and turned it from day to night in one single exposure, in-camera.
Using the Profoto B10 with a Smartphone Camera | Slice of Pye Ep. 24
This revolutionary update to the Profoto App is about to alter the creativity and caliber of smartphone photography.
How to Simulate Natural Light for Athletic Portraits | Slice of Pye, Ep. 22
Learn how to create natural light athletic portraits indoors when the available natural light is insufficient.
Practical Guide to Understanding Flash Power | Slice of Pye, Ep. 21
In this episode, we’ll give you a definitive guide to understanding flash power and how to determine how much power is right for each scene.
How to Troubleshoot Common Off-Camera Flash Problems | Slice of Pye Ep. 20
In this episode, Pye talks about how to solve unexpected flash issues and how to troubleshoot them on the spot.
Radio Flash Systems Made Easy | Slice of Pye, Ep. 19
In this episode, we make it easy to understand how to use flash radio systems.
5 Primary Light Patterns & Their Purposes | Slice of Pye Ep. 13
In this episode we’ll teach you 5 common key light patterns and give you situations and typical uses for each one.
Creating a Large Studio Light Source | Slice of Pye Ep. 11
Create a soft window light wherever you go in this week’s episode of Slice of Pye.
Direct Flash Done Right – Slice of Pye: Ep. 8
Hard direct light does indeed have it’s use and purpose, in this episode we’ll show you two stylistic ways of using direct flash.
