Nicodemus
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Okay. So I'm trying out some high-speed photography (for water droplets, etc) using a setup that I think is recommended elsewhere on this forum. I use a pitch-dark studio, set the camera to have an exposure of about ten seconds, then in the middle of the exposure click the flash. Here's the problem: it's waaaay over-exposed, practically completely white. I've tried messing with ISO settings, but it doesn't seem to help. I'm a major newbie at photography, so don't know much about using a flash. For practice (thank God) I've been using a digital camera, so I'm not wasting film, but I can't figure it out. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? :blushing: Thanks.