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03/26/2004 12:06:01 AM · #1 |
... a great combination.
Our department had a farewell party last night (and, yes, my hangover today is severe) at which I had a chance to test my new speedlight with the D70.
These photos are straight out of the camera, except for resizing and sharpening. The speedlight had a diffuser attached and was aimed directly at the subjects. Camera - handheld. Shutter speed 1/4. f5.6
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03/26/2004 12:13:55 AM · #2 |
If my memory serves me right, with the diffuser on, you should have the speedlight pointing up at 60 degrees. I don't believe the i-ttl works with the diffuser, although I may be wrong on that. When you position the flash directly at your subject without the diffuser, then you gain the benifit of the i-ttl and the auto-fill flash. I'd like to see some tests of the two mode, to see if there is a difference in the behavior of the fill, with and without the dome with the speedlight pointed directly at the subject.
-danny
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03/26/2004 12:39:24 AM · #3 |
I did try a number of angles, both with and without the diffuser. The i-ttl doesn't work with the diffuser, but I found that this combination gave the most pleasing results.
Direct pointing without the diffuser produced a very harsh light, even though we might expect i-ttl to compensate for that. Having the speedlight at 60 degrees produced an underexposed photo every time. The ceiling wasn't so high at about 3 metres, so the bounce should have been possible.
I need more time to get used to the speedlight... |
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