Just to clarify - the camera was choosing apertures like f2.8 - 4.0. The
place is dark allright but I took pictures there before and never
experienced this. The attached well exposed picture is an example. I uused
400 speed film. Also, look at
http://www.pdxswing.com/DanceP_July2001/
This is the same venue as the one with the well exposed one. I manual
focused to get better focusing. I was close enought to take most of those
with a 50-70mm range. Esp. numbers
73-74-69-66-67 are mysteryously underexposed.
Help!!!!!!
evrim
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wilber Jeffcoat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 11:48 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: EOS 550EX Flash Problem
>
>
>
> > Let me ask this, what shutter speed are you using? The main
> difference
> that
> > I see is in the location. The first image the ceiling is
> lower and the
> walls
> > closer to you and the dancers. In the second image the
> ceiling and the
> walls
> > seems much further away. The other thing that I notice is
> that the light
> on
> > the subject seems about the same in both sets of images.
> This lead me to
> the
> > conclusion that you were dealing with a darker setting and with the
> greater
> > distance to the walls and ceiling your getting less light
> bouncing around
> to
> > add fill light. In darker situations you may want to try
> dragging your
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