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03/30/2005 03:34:55 PM · #1 |
With everyone always announcing the arrival of their new camera or lens, I thought that I would cheer about my new flash!
Yey!!
Finally some light to use for my D100.
I have thus far never used a big flash (one other than the flip up).
I am very excited.
After looking at a lot of books and articles, I realize that my pictures could benefit from well placed lighting.
If anyone has any input on flash techniques, sites, books that they recommend, etc... let me know.
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03/30/2005 03:42:33 PM · #2 |
Message edited by author 2005-03-30 15:44:30. |
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03/30/2005 03:43:42 PM · #3 |
Congtrats on your new arrival! You'll love it and curse yourself for not getting it earlier. I've got mine recently together with D70 and I love it. It is so smart and versatile, adjusts for zoom, aperture, background lighting automatically to produce awesome natural looking exposures. I don't know about D100, but with D70 it can be slaved to the built-in flash, so you can place it anywhere you want.
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03/30/2005 03:44:38 PM · #4 |
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03/30/2005 03:44:51 PM · #5 |
Heh, you'll love it. Personally I'd go with the SB-600 too, haven't seen too many people get full functionality of their SB-800's.
Since it doesn't come with a bouncer, you might consider picking up a Lightsphere II. Been seeing great results with em:
Lightsphere II
Oh and they're a little hard to find in stock (B&H is your best bet) but I highly recommend getting a color filter set so you can match color temps between your flash and ambient light:
Nikon SJ-1 (B&H link)
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