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 Topic: Compatiable |
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| idea Replies: 1 Views: 75 |
 Forum: hello!!! Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 4:41 pm Subject: Compatiable |
| Canon's E-TTL for example. Before purchasing a slave flash system, it would be wise to check with other users of your primary flash to see what types are compatibl | |
| Topic: Compensating |
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| idea Replies: 1 Views: 82 |
Forum: hello!!! Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 4:41 pm Subject: Compensating |
| This will allow ambient incandescent light in the room to influence the image. Incandescent light is much more yellow than the flash light for which the camera's white balance algorithms are compensat ... | |
| Topic: Correct |
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| idea Replies: 1 Views: 92 |
Forum: hello!!! Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 4:40 pm Subject: Correct |
| Thus, images will look more and more red as distance from the flash increases.
You also may be having white balance issues. Check to make sure that your camera is set for the correct white balance |
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| Topic: Why do my flash shots have a red cast? |
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| idea Replies: 1 Views: 64 |
Forum: hello!!! Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 4:40 pm Subject: Why do my flash shots have a red cast? |
| If you are using your camera in auto mode, it may be choosing a shutter speed that is too low. (This was a definite problem with some earlier Sony models. | |
| Topic: Metering |
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| idea Replies: 1 Views: 76 |
Forum: hello!!! Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 4:40 pm Subject: Metering |
| However, there is a complication: Some slave flashes can be triggered prematurely be red-eye reduction systems or by preflash metering systems | |
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