On Wed, 8 Aug 2001 12:19:08 EDT, you wrote:
>so lets just take two examples, say 10 feet which would be within
>the usual flash distance without a telephoto and 30 feet which would be
>beyond the usual distance for flash (but would it be beyond the usual
>distance for fill flash)?
Howard -
Don't forget the film speed part of the formula. Advertised flash
range is for ISO 100 film.
As to your other questions - yes, it has to do with what effect you
want. Both are options. If it's a difficult subject to track, like a
Tern, I suggest trying auto focus point select. And choose your
backdrop carefully, as your camera will want to focus on it as soon as
that little bird darts away from one of your FPs.
Practice, practice!
Ken Durling
Website http://home.earthlink.net/~kdurling/
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