Simons
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Hi,
I am doing a project for my graphic design course in which i require a set of paparazzi style images.
We plan to take them in the city and in 2 sessions. One at night and one in the day.
The idea is to have a large number of photo's taken to create a stop motion style animation of my subject walking out of a hotel and into a car.
So i require my flash to work quickly.
I have just purchased a Canon 430ex II and i am having trouble understanding how to work it.
When you see the press taking pictures thier flashes are flashing every second or more. But my flash takes a few seconds to 'recharge' the flash so that it can go again.
How do i make it so that the flash can work quickly?
What settings should i use for my camera?
Any help would be much apreciated!
Thanks
Nic
(Using Canon eos 40d + 17-85 IS lens)
I am doing a project for my graphic design course in which i require a set of paparazzi style images.
We plan to take them in the city and in 2 sessions. One at night and one in the day.
The idea is to have a large number of photo's taken to create a stop motion style animation of my subject walking out of a hotel and into a car.
So i require my flash to work quickly.
I have just purchased a Canon 430ex II and i am having trouble understanding how to work it.
When you see the press taking pictures thier flashes are flashing every second or more. But my flash takes a few seconds to 'recharge' the flash so that it can go again.
How do i make it so that the flash can work quickly?
What settings should i use for my camera?
Any help would be much apreciated!
Thanks
Nic
(Using Canon eos 40d + 17-85 IS lens)