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Dec 01, 2007 18:43 |  #1

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Dec 01, 2007 23:43 |  #2

Nice, looks like some fill flash?

I like the composition.

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Dec 01, 2007 23:49 |  #3

Handsome fellow.

I like that view you got there.

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Dec 02, 2007 00:12 |  #4

Well composed. I like it.




  
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Dec 02, 2007 01:59 |  #5

gr8 Fill up flash...
how did you do it??? :-)

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Dec 02, 2007 07:54 |  #6

amironsi wrote in post #4423654 (external link)
gr8 Fill up flash...
how did you do it??? :-)

Yes, it is fill flash. To set it up, I put the camera on Av mode and the flash to ETTL. This allows the metering system of the camera to set the shutter speed appropriate to the ambient lighting and the f-stop I selected. The flash is then fired on a low power setting to fill in any shadows left by the ambient lighting (in this case, sunlight). I shot this with an 85mm lens at f/11 so that you could see the water in the background.

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