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Mar 11, 2003 22:00 |  #1

I continue to have fun with my new G3. Here are some pics I took of my daughter tonight.

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Mar 11, 2003 22:50 |  #2

Hey, those are really great, especially considering you used a flash!

The pics look very nicely exposed, and don't have that "blown-out" flash look to them.
Did you use an external flash?!


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Mar 12, 2003 07:09 |  #3

Yes, I used the 420EX flash. I never point it at my subject, always bounce the light. It just works better. I have one that I pointed the flash at the ground - makes a strong light from below. And one I took with the flash pointing to the side - looks like she is in front of a window, even though it was dark outside.

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Mar 13, 2003 14:03 |  #4

Great! I am looking forward to getting a 420Ex, now.

I didnt realize you could also rotate it left/right!?


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