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May 23, 2010 07:35 |  #16

Cashoo wrote in post #10230205 (external link)
If they all time it right they might get enough light.

:lol:

What would be the chances of that ;)

As for flash "reach", I was able to reach across the street and down about four houses with my 430EXII firing at 1/1, the Xsi at ISO1600, and my Sigma at f/1.4 :)




  
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May 23, 2010 07:48 |  #17

The simplest way to avoid red-eye is to avoid using a flash source that is too close to the axis of the lens. Put a Speedlite on the camera and red-eye goes away without needing to resort to any tricks or post-processing editing. Built-in flashes are absolutely horrid as the light source for photos of people.


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