RebeccaAPhotography
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- Aug 7, 2011
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So I have not necissarily mastered the art of the exposure triangle such as a pro would but I have a very firm grip on it. When I use my camera I would say 85% of the time I am able to capture what I want in manual mode right off the bat now, which I am super extatic (sp) about that....
I am ready to take the plunge into understanding flash. I know when you add flash everything kind of changes doesn't it? I want to be able to know what I'm doing and not guess it.
So in the end I have a couple of questions.....
How do I properly apply what I know about the exposure traingle while using flash?
Do yal have any good reads or websites that would help?
I ask all these questions b/c I was just playing around with it in the kitchen yesterday b/c my son and I cooked home made lasgana and he had done something funny and I photographed him. I then decided b/c it was almost dark out that I wanted to try with flash. I thought by adding flash I could lower my iso to reduce noise but still keep my shutter speed higher? I was wrong it looked like... It didn't look like a properly exposed photo. It seemed over exposed or it could have been b/c the flash was just harsh (pop up flash)
Well thanks for looking over this! I appreciate yal very much so!
I am ready to take the plunge into understanding flash. I know when you add flash everything kind of changes doesn't it? I want to be able to know what I'm doing and not guess it.
So in the end I have a couple of questions.....
How do I properly apply what I know about the exposure traingle while using flash?
Do yal have any good reads or websites that would help?
I ask all these questions b/c I was just playing around with it in the kitchen yesterday b/c my son and I cooked home made lasgana and he had done something funny and I photographed him. I then decided b/c it was almost dark out that I wanted to try with flash. I thought by adding flash I could lower my iso to reduce noise but still keep my shutter speed higher? I was wrong it looked like... It didn't look like a properly exposed photo. It seemed over exposed or it could have been b/c the flash was just harsh (pop up flash)
Well thanks for looking over this! I appreciate yal very much so!