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11/22/2004 10:28:01 AM · #1 |
Hey guys,
I'm trying to create a double-exposure effect using the rear flash effect. The plan, using a tripod, is to expose the set for around 10 seconds, and then, "Flash" it to freeze what's on the foreground. My problem is; i can't get the camera not to fire the flash before exposure. For some reason, it fires the flash at the begining and end of exposure (when i push on the button, and release it).
Tried with pretty much all the settings i could think of, and am operating in Manual at the moment...
Any help would be appreciated in correcting this little problem!
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11/22/2004 10:29:49 AM · #2 |
The initial flash is the "pre-flash" used to meter the shot. It happens while the shutter is closed and shouldn't contribute any light to the exposure.
I assume you're using the "rear" flash option, right? |
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11/22/2004 11:47:54 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by skylen:
The initial flash is the "pre-flash" used to meter the shot. It happens while the shutter is closed and shouldn't contribute any light to the exposure.
I assume you're using the "rear" flash option, right? |
I would agree with this statement. I shot the photo below using Rear Sync and I know the flash fired twice.
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11/22/2004 12:19:19 PM · #4 |
Ahh i see how it works now, i though the initial flash was part of the exposition, all good.
Thanks for clearing this up guys!
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