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Crash Course Speedlight

$330.00

30 May 2026 Saturday 10AM-5PM

PLEASE NOTE: This workshop is only available once a year

Suitable for the beginner or intermediate photographer who wants to learn about on-camera flash and speedlight. Learn the basic functions on your speedlight, as well as some of the most common lighting styles, and handy techniques for problem-solving in tricky situations.

30 May 2026 Saturday 10AM-5PM

PLEASE NOTE: This workshop is only available once a year

Suitable for the beginner or intermediate photographer who wants to learn about on-camera flash and speedlight. Learn the basic functions on your speedlight, as well as some of the most common lighting styles, and handy techniques for problem-solving in tricky situations.

Important Dates

Saturday 30 May 2026, 10AM-5PM

This workshop is face-to-face, and please note that it is only run once per year.

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Pay in full or in instalments

Either pay in full using your credit card, or by in instalments using Klarna, simply select this as an option at the checkout when you enrol.

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Class Prerequisites

You must have access to an electronic flash outfit and a manual DSLR or mirrorless camera. If unsure about these materials, please call CCP on (08) 8354 0839. A fundamental understanding of photography (e.g. Crash Course Camera) and some camera experience will be assumed of all participants.

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Duration

One day course 10AM - 5PM

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Required Materials

Bring your DSLR or mirrorless camera and flash equipment, plus a notebook and pen to record exposures. Notes for this course will also be provided. Closed toed shoes are required for the studio.
You will also need to bring your lunch, as the CCP at Hendon is not close to food vendors. We have fridge and microwave facilities available in our kitchen for food storage and re-heating.

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You will learn:

Flash meters

Light ratios

Synchronization

Flash dominate

Flash balance

Fill flash

Automatic vs. manual operations

Reflectors as well as modeling techniques with light

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