How to Control the Light on Your Backdrop

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Many photographers need to control the color of their backdrops. This can easily be done simply be moving your subject closer or further from your backdrop. In this short tutorial, we will show you how you can turn a simple light colored backdrop into a much darker background simply by adjusting your studio flash.