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Last week I blogged about using gels to help balance your white balance at reception. I have just a couple of more things to note. (Exciting, I know!) You can certainly gel all your flashes–both the off-camera ones and the on-camera ones. In fact, at the last weeding I used only off-camera flash, so I placed gels on the off-camera flashes.
This has been a busy holiday weekend! Jay and I photographed a wedding on Saturday, enjoyed fireworks and a fair on Sunday, and hosted Zack Arias‘ OneLight workshop at the studio yesterday. Speaking of which, I’ve finally finished the website for the studio. So, for you photographers in Pittsburgh in need of a place to rent for a job, definitely check out Pittsburgh Photo Studio.
But back to the OneLight workshop. How shall I describe it?
One of the tricky things about digital photography is that you, the photographer, now assume the duties that were traditionally held by labs: color correcting and white balance. Color correcting is one step in my workflow, and it can often be time consuming. So, anything I can do to make it easier is a good thing. So, I’m going to share a tip for getting the right white balance when using flash at a reception (or wherever you use flash!).
