> That is a valid concern, I took some shot at a night go-kart race
> last year
> with a 550EX, some of the drivers mentioned to me they were distracted by
> the flash, I don't think I will be doing those shots at night anymore.
>
> The last thing I want to do is cause a crash.
If you shoot at close range, head on, you're asking for it a little. World
class racing drivers have come to accept that they will get flashed at at
night races/rally stages, and I only tend to shoot side on as otherwise the
headlights are a metering nightmare anyway and flare dreadfully.
That said I wouldn't practice on the public highway, which is half the
problem as you have to work on the technique somehow!
Anyone actually managed to work the strobe effect controllably?
Tom.
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