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Jun 22, 2008 00:38 | #16

How about just buying a battery pack and firing off a burst? That's always worked for me

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Jun 22, 2008 10:27 | #17

It's the pre-flash.

Which is another I use M for exposure, especially in a situation like that where the distance won't change?
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