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Why more light?

It’s easy to understand the need for a ﬂash in low-light

shooting scenarios, but Nikon Speedlights are also

extremely helpful in daytime situations with bright sunlight

and deep shadow. The additional light helps cameras

capture what our eyes see so well. It’s easy to forget that

the human eye is a remarkable optical instrument, regis-

tering levels of contrast between highlight and shadow

impossible for cameras to detect. With additional light

at your command, you can ﬁll in the shadows and reduce

the contrast you see to within the range that your

camera’s image sensor can record. The camera’s built-in

ﬂash is often suitable, but the direct, frontal light can be

too harsh for ﬁne detail, leaving some images with ﬂat,

overexposed areas. A simple wireless, off-camera ﬂash

from the side, however, provides added depth as well

as smooth, rounded tones from highlight to shadow (as

shown in the center picture below). Perhaps the most

powerful argument for additional light is aesthetic: one or

more strategically placed Speedlights can transform the

mood of your photograph in ways available light is unable

to. Speedlights can quickly and easily turn taking snapshots

into creating images that reﬂect the original meaning

of the word “photography” — drawing with light. Turn

wherever you are into your own personal studio. Work-

ing seamlessly and wirelessly with your Nikon D-SLR, the

Nikon Creative Lighting System makes it easy.

A model in shadow against a bright

background photographed

without Speedlight. Matrix

metering. No exposure

compensation. Exposure

is well balanced, but the

picture lacks impact.

Opposite page: A third Speedlight is employed here from behind the model.

Attached to the supplied Speedlight stand on the ground, The Speedlight’s ﬂash

head is tilted 45˚ upward. This third light creates the shimmering light around

her hair and shoulders and helps separate her from the background.

The same model photographed

with one off-camera

Speedlight. Notice the

richer, more saturated

color. The Speedlight

ﬁred from camera left in

an angled position (45˚)

to create depth.

Adding a second Speedlight from

above and bouncing it off

of a reﬂector from be-

low. Strong shadow

from the model’s

neck is removed.

Nikon Creative Lighting System:

Easily accomplish studio quality photographs virtually anywhere

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