Tom V suggested this when i shot my friends wedding last year.
Set the shutter for less than the X sync speed(in this case SP was 125 so i shot in
60th
and 30th)It
allows for more ambient light in the picture and you lessen the black
background,exposed
subject
problems.
Worked very well.Only one missed TTL shot during the whole shoot.Mind you this was
indoors
in a hall.
Its just this damn outdoor fill flash thing that i just cannot get my head wrapped
around.
To me shooting out doors in sun and having a flash go off would make it over exposed. I
have read the
manuals for the cameras and flash,but to me they are vauge
Dave
> Dave, TV - what is "shutter drag" technique?
Sounds interesting...
>
> tan.
>
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> Subject: Re:{3} Will adjusting the iso on the af280t give me fill flash
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>
>
> Orrrr.
> Would using the Vivitar 285HV in 1/4 or 1/16 power mode(but use the 280T in
> the house for
> TTL flash
> with shutter drag taught to me by Mr.TVV<g>) be better for lighting up a
> shadowy face.
> Keeping in my mind that i will use Hyper Manual mode for these types of
> shots.
> Again PZ-1 and FA 28-105 PZ lens.
> Dave
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