Hi all
First off, many thanks to those who offered advice. Apologies if this reply
is misplaced, I am subscribed to the digest and it sometimes gets a bit
confusing as to who replying and whee I should be replying to.
I have one quick question to Tom, who kindly went through quite a bit
Hi Morgan, many thanks for reply.
I think there's something you're might be missing here...
I shot a band for the second time under very similar circumstances two weeks
ago. It was my first attempt at using a flash at all, and so I found and
read everything I could about it (which BTW
Tom, many thnaks for your reply.
My apologies for labouring the point slightly, but I've another question
regarding the use of flash.
The compensation dial always measures compensation from the meter. In other
words, the compensation isn't measured in relation to your settings, it's
set in
Lasse (and, for that matter, Collin)
Your point(s) is/are made, now can we move on please?
thanks in advance
Matt
Quoting Lasse Karlsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Lasse Karlsson
Subject: Re: My own DOF confusion
Who's spewing now?
Being compared
Lasse, moderate it please.
Not agreeing with someone isn't an excuse for wild insults, and I personally
don't appreciate receiving such mail.
As others have asked repeatedly, please keep your comments on this matter
outside of the mailing list.
Thanks in advance
Matt
p.s. can the others
Hi all
This is my first post, so hello to everyone.
I have a question regarding flash I'd like to ask. I am taking photos of a
band in quite a small, dark venue and I usually just use a fast lens with high
speed film without flash. I'm after a bit more quality (i.e. smaller aperture
and
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