Is there some rule of thumb for figuring out how underexposed the background
will be?
Gary
Thomas Bantel wrote:
> You'll have to live with it. When you set the aperture (AV) you have to
> choose between a dark background or a slow shutter speed. The slow
> shutter speed is needed to correctly expose the background, if you cut
> down the shutter speed, underexposure is unavoidable. There's nothing
> you can do about it short of an extra flash unit (or several of them)
> for the background.
>
> Thomas Bantel
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