EhJsNe
TPF Noob!
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I know a decent amount of photography...but the only flash I know is the studio lighting at my Uncles studio (and the only thing I do is push some buttons to turn them on or off via a computer.)
I was thinking about flashes for my camera...and I showed my uncle mine...and he agreed with me its WAY to bright and takes WAY to long to recycle.(it overexposed part of an image taken in the middle of the light with a full moon out. (taken with Nikkor 36-72mm lens. (the picture was taken with it around 65-72mm)
The picture was of my brothers car with parts of it covered with frost. the car is a flat black. and I was standing 10 or 15 feet away.
My uncle told me that I want a flash with a movable head and with a fast recycling time.
Basicly he told me the most obvious things about them probaly because he knows little about flashes. he never really got into them, there just something hes always had.
I do not need anything that reads the lenses and the aperture and automticly sets the flash brightness thingy...I have a Fully Manual NIkon FM10....(oh FUN! but very good for learning)
All the controlls must be on the flash...and if it matters the max flash sync speed is 1/125 second
I was thinking about flashes for my camera...and I showed my uncle mine...and he agreed with me its WAY to bright and takes WAY to long to recycle.(it overexposed part of an image taken in the middle of the light with a full moon out. (taken with Nikkor 36-72mm lens. (the picture was taken with it around 65-72mm)
The picture was of my brothers car with parts of it covered with frost. the car is a flat black. and I was standing 10 or 15 feet away.
My uncle told me that I want a flash with a movable head and with a fast recycling time.
Basicly he told me the most obvious things about them probaly because he knows little about flashes. he never really got into them, there just something hes always had.
I do not need anything that reads the lenses and the aperture and automticly sets the flash brightness thingy...I have a Fully Manual NIkon FM10....(oh FUN! but very good for learning)
All the controlls must be on the flash...and if it matters the max flash sync speed is 1/125 second
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