| Rugby_Nut |
| (enthusiast) |
| 23/09/2008 19:44 |
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Re: Help!!! I Knew It Would Happen!!
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If you use flash, make sure you are familiar with its range. Try bouncing off the ceiling if the subject is close enough. Practise this at home beforehand. Don't be afraid to use flash where you can, but familiarise yourself with its limitations. It can be useful outside too for compensating for dull weather (set to FP TTL Auto). And if the light on your FL36 starts flashing and it no longer works properly, it simply means you need new batteries (this one had me foxed completely the first time it happened)!
Thanks Rob. Do you use the diffuser much? For the sake of keeping it simple, should I set the flash to FP TTL Auto all the time, i.e. indoors and out?
Tried the 50mm f2 today and liked it very much. Just a tad too long for what I think I'll need it for. Went for the Sigma 30mm instead. I'll let you know how I get on with it.