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    Envoyée le vendredi 10 avril 2009 01:18:11
    par MichaelTheMentor
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    This is a simple and easy lesson on what fill flash can do for you when shooting into back light. Its one of the 1st chapters from my new DVD, Canon 580 EXII / 430 EX II Speedlite Crash Course DVD. Ive made it especially for beginners, so its easy to understand and help you to use your flash like a pro in no time. It will be available for order in late April of 2009 from my blog at: http://www.michaelthementor.com/store



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  • MichaelTheMentor

    If the flash is attached, it should behave in a similar way. If I am not mistaken, the camera input control will override any settings on the unit. I make all the changes on the unit however, as it is easier.
    jeudi 22 mars 2012 18:46:33
  • BuSddam

    that is really useful .. thanks michael ^^
    dimanche 18 mars 2012 19:34:01
  • ironian24

    Brought this and it is very informative. just one question I use the canon 5d mark ii and the canon speedlite 580 mark ii and I seem to be having a few issues with it, I am having an issue with the on camera flash compensation, it does not seem to make any diferents to the flash. when you say change the flash compensation i presume you mean on the flash gun not on the camera is this correct?
    dimanche 18 mars 2012 14:08:51
  • sasrakudevonrex1

    Nice vid, thanks mate, and all the best from Plymouth, UK. Mark.
    jeudi 22 septembre 2011 10:43:58
  • Bolashaker

    My advice is.....first....get a FRIEND!!!
    vendredi 09 septembre 2011 14:03:32
  • Rockadell

    Thank you!
    vendredi 12 août 2011 17:02:24
  • seamuswarren

    What impact (if any) does metering have in this situation? Just wondering. Thanks. :)
    samedi 18 juin 2011 08:21:00
  • campoyize

    Good stuff
    dimanche 29 mai 2011 16:18:43
  • skibum415

    He mentioned Canon but photography fundamentals go for all equipment. Nikon's have flash exposure compensation functions; you will need to look in your camera's manual to find out where it is. As he stated in this film (1:34), all cameras with flashes have this function. My dad uses Nikon with flash compensation so I know Nikon's do but don't know if they have a different name for it. Just an FYI if you want Nikon specific info check out the 'Nikonians'. A blog of Nikon lovers.
    samedi 30 avril 2011 05:52:36
  • ricardoriosgondim

    good information! =D
    mercredi 13 avril 2011 20:15:48
  • LemonOnATable

    You don't know how grammar and punctuation works. :L
    samedi 26 mars 2011 04:24:37
  • TheMash84

    The polarizer isnt cheap btw... In any case, if you use polarizer you lose some light stops, so you have to increase exposure... I think it would be useless in this case!
    jeudi 24 février 2011 01:38:40
  • venuecam

    The cost is the only issue there but i'll try that. Thanks.
    mercredi 23 février 2011 02:46:01
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