Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/

Krystle – so are you using your flash on the manual setting? If you’re using it on TTL it will make the correct exposure for you no matter how far you are from the subject.

Also using 1/500th or faster you will need to have your flash on high-speed sync otherwise you’ll get half of the image lit and the rest black. It’s complicated to explain in this comment but the shutter only opens for a tiny slit at that speed. To get the background brighter you want to use a slower shutter speed in a dark room, like 1/60th or 1/30th.

Perhaps this will help https://www.digitalphotomentor.com/tips-for-low-light-photography/