Thomas Bantel wrote:
> F. Craig Callahan wrote:
> >
> > Ah . . . so what do you do when you can't walk up to that elk with your
> > flashmeter in hand? Or when you need a little fill on that bird that's
> > going to fly away at any second?
> >
> Would you use FEL in such a situation and wouldn't your subject be
> irritated by the preflash(es)?
Hi Thomas,
I was mostly just teasing with that post. I guessed from your post that you do a
lot of studio work?
But more seriously, a little E-TTL flash set to -1 exposure compensation can add
some unobtrusive 'sparkle' to a subject, or a catch-light in the eye, even when
the subject is too far away for a full flash exposure. And sometimes wildlife is
surprisingly tolerant of flash--more than of movement or noise, for example.
Cheers,
Craig
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