Hello class. In this tutorial I'm going to quickly show you how to set up a flash and umbrella and remote to take photos of people in our classroom in our green screen room. First, well I'll have the umbrella set up for you and as well you need some type of background. So in this case we'll just have a white background. We can smooth out the wrinkles afterwards in Photoshop. The camera needs to be set into manual mode so do not move it out of manual mode with a dial there. At the back in manual mode you have your shutter speed and your aperture should be set at 1 over 160 6.3 and ISO of 100. This can change later. If you want to change it you can just roll the dial here and you can change your shutter speed. You're going to set up the flash by attaching it to the trigmaster here. Most likely it'll be already set up you attach it to the flash and it looks something like this. You can lock it into place that way it's stuck in there. Once that's done it's going to be set up in the umbrella and again I'll probably have the set up already but it's set up in the umbrella and you can just turn on the flash here. You'll know it's on when a red light will come on. If it's taking a long time from the red light to flash the batteries might be running low. As well you have to make sure the trigmaster is turned on so you just turn the dial to the right where it says flash and you'll see a green light flash. Next you have to attach the other remote to your camera. So as well you need to turn that on and you'll attach it to the top of the camera. Once that's set up you're ready to take photos. So with the flash there and if a toggle for there it can be landscape or portrait. You're ready to take some photographs. Make sure a flash comes out and there you go. If you're finding that your photograph is too dark you can always lower the shutter speed to something like one over one 25. If it's too bright you can always speed up the shutter speed to like one over 200 and that should help you out.