Exposure Compensation VS Flash Exposure Compensation

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3151119

METERING

https://photographylife.com/understanding-metering-modes

1.Metrix Metering (Nikon) Evaluative Metering (Canon)
2. Center weighted metering
3. Spot metering

What is the difference between Program Mode vs Auto Mode ?

In program mode we can adjust:

1. white balance
2. set picture control
3. Active d-lighting
4. HDR
5. ISO sensitivity settings
6. Multiple exposure.
7. AF-area mode
8. AE-L/AF-L Button hold
9. Flexible program
10. Metering
11. Exposure compensation
12. Bracketing
13. Flash compensation

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-auto-mode-and-programmed-auto-mode-on-a-Nikon-D5300

AE L/AF L MODE

ACTIVE D LIGHT MODE

MULTIPLE EXPOSURE

PROGRAM MODE

AF MODE

PICTURE CONTROL

METERING

BRACKETING

EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

Nikon D 5600

1. Snapbridge Camera with other devices such as iphone through bluetooth and snapbridge app installed to iphone
2. Upload photo from camera to iphone and iphone to Nikon Image Cloud
3. Camera remote control
4. Imprinting up to 2 pieces of credit information eg  copyright, comments, text and logos on photo
5. Automatic update of camera date,time and location
6. Receive camera firmware update

How to use an off camera flash

https://expertphotography.com/how-to-use-an-off-camera-flash/

Speedlight vs Strobes

https://expertphotography.com/strobe-photography-vs-speedlight/

Comparisons of Optical Slave Triggers for Speedlights

https://www.scantips.com/lights/slaves.html

1. PC sync cord
2. Radio trigger
3. Optical slave trigger

3 Main ways to sync your strobes with camera

3 light setup (Main (Key) light, fill light and backlight)

Understanding Flash Sync Mode

https://www.dailyphotographytips.net/blog/flash-photography/understanding-flash-sync-modes-which-sync-mode-should-you-use
1. Front Curtain Sync ( Normal Sync)
2. Red Eye Sync with front curtain
3. Slow sync
4. Slow + Red Eye reduction sync
5. Slow + Rear sync

Studio lighting techniques

https://photodoto.com/photography-lighting-techniques/

1. Split
2. Butterfly
3. Loop
4. Rembrand
5. Short
6. Broad