Fake Lens Flare with Flash: Give Clients the Sun You Don't Have
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Clients keep asking for that golden-hour flare look regardless of what the sky's doing. This technique solves a real problem: one off-camera flash, the right legacy glass, and you can deliver the look in-camera without faking it in post. The key insight is lens choice. Modern coated glass actively fights flare, so you need older manual-focus lenses to get the effect to behave. If you shoot weddings or portraits and clients are pulling inspo images with warm, flared light, this is worth fifteen minutes of your time before your next job.
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