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Speed Lights
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dick
if thats a nikon i presume?
ive got a canon 580exII, transformed my photography when i got it, steep learning curve to it though and takes some practicing!
couldnt be witohut it now! fill flash makes such a difference outdoors! make sure you pick up set of gels so you can match the flash colour to tungsten light though
i keep meaning to do some shots with it on strobe and like a few second exposure,
to get this effect
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats...ns/wpy/photo.do?photo=2285&category=3&group=1
ive got a canon 580exII, transformed my photography when i got it, steep learning curve to it though and takes some practicing!
couldnt be witohut it now! fill flash makes such a difference outdoors! make sure you pick up set of gels so you can match the flash colour to tungsten light though
i keep meaning to do some shots with it on strobe and like a few second exposure,
to get this effect
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats...ns/wpy/photo.do?photo=2285&category=3&group=1
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430EX user here, it makes a massive difference.
I was just about to slate the SB-400 big time but turns out you can bounce it upwards, be it rather restrictively, it actually looks rather compact and looks like a real good idea now but if you want more control, better bouncing etc and can handle the extra weight then get a proper flash gun like the 600 upwards.
I was just about to slate the SB-400 big time but turns out you can bounce it upwards, be it rather restrictively, it actually looks rather compact and looks like a real good idea now but if you want more control, better bouncing etc and can handle the extra weight then get a proper flash gun like the 600 upwards.
Astra coupe
i wouldn't bother with the Sb-400. if you're going to get one, get a 600 at least.
how much u looking to spend?? i might know of one for sale... or can see what discount i can get u
1.2 Dynamique billabong
yes i would definately recommend a speedlight, the standard pop up flash isnt very good tbh. have a look at metz flash guns as an alternative, , they are powerfull and are pretty easy to use. this is the one i have the metz 45 cl-4. i also have a canon 540ex which is pretty good and might be easier for beginners as its all automated.
