Hey everyone! I have just created two Flickr groups for The Click!
The links are shown in the menu on the right hand side of the blog. You will need to have a Flickr account to join these groups. I highly suggest you join Flickr if you haven't already; we will be hosting contests and submissions will be handled through Flickr!
To join, follow the link to the Flickr group. Once on the group page, click the link to "Join This Group." You will be taken to a page that requires you to agree to the rules of the group. Once you have agreed, you can send a message to the administrator to request admission into the group.
Please email me if you have any issues joining! jessika@jessikafeltz.com
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Lighting Accessories!
I understand most of you have a general grasp on lighting your subject and scene, know how to control exposure. But sometimes in situations like documenting events, you can't quite get that flash off camera. Here are some ideas for taking it to the next level of light control while still on your camera.

-Go ahead and check out the 80/20 bounce accessory. Direct flash is generally nasty and unflattering (use only in the most extreme circumstances!) and when you aim the flash up towards the ceiling, you get a very direct overhead lighting with deep shadows under all of there features (a lot less unflattering than direct flash). The 80/20 bounce made by Lumiquest directs 80% of light up towards the ceiling and 20% towards there face to fill in the shadows made by the bounce flash.
-LumiQuest
-Honl
or check out the blog by Joe McNally which is filled with posts about situations in the field, lighting tips, and stories.
-Joe's Blog
-The Quintessential Hot Shoe Flash Book

-Go ahead and check out the 80/20 bounce accessory. Direct flash is generally nasty and unflattering (use only in the most extreme circumstances!) and when you aim the flash up towards the ceiling, you get a very direct overhead lighting with deep shadows under all of there features (a lot less unflattering than direct flash). The 80/20 bounce made by Lumiquest directs 80% of light up towards the ceiling and 20% towards there face to fill in the shadows made by the bounce flash.
Direct Flash
With the 80/20 Bounce
It might seem a little pricey at around $30, But I've seen a great improvement in the quality of my photos in tight situations, and when your dealing with demanding clients, you can't skimp on quality.
Check out these sights for hot shoe flash accessories that can be used when it is on and off camera!
Check out these sights for hot shoe flash accessories that can be used when it is on and off camera!
-LumiQuest
-Honl
or check out the blog by Joe McNally which is filled with posts about situations in the field, lighting tips, and stories.
-Joe's Blog
-The Quintessential Hot Shoe Flash Book
Next Meeting!
Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday Nov. 25th at 12 p.m. to elect the senior officials of the club. If enough people show up we will hold open elections, but if only a handful of people show up, the positions will be appointed to get this club rolling. Hope to see you there!
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Welcome to our blog!
Welcome to the blog for The Click at the Art Institute of Indianapolis!
This blog will be updated frequently to share information on meetings, upcoming events, and other club activities!
Stay tuned for more information!
This blog will be updated frequently to share information on meetings, upcoming events, and other club activities!
Stay tuned for more information!
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