subject & separate them from the background. Have them stand at least a couple of feet away from any background. Adjust the flash power until you get the look you want. A dome will soften & diffuse the light which will help. Make sure your shutter speed is slower than its sync speed in manual

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My advice is to do a test shot in the location Without the flash. Set your camera so you get the background & your subject lit. The lighting will probably look flat. Then set you flash to manual at maybe 1/4 power with the head at 45 degrees & take another these shot. This should illuminate your

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It works!

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You’ve spent years listening to the right tell you immigrants are the reason your life is miserable. But you’re just as miserable today as you were two years ago. Immigrants weren’t the problem. The top 1% is.

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Do lots of chimping. A quick glance at the screen to check for shots that look overblown (hard to fix in post) or a bit murky (easier to fix if you are shooting raw). If they are frequently overblown dial the flash power back. If they are often murky then push the ISO up.

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