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Hi Myra.
Apologies for my suggestion regarding your flash issues, i think i was someway off the mark, i had not thought about what it would do to exposure and shadow effects. Toilet paper, as suggested by Daisy is a much better option, with the paper acting in a similar way to a diffuser on a flashgun. I look forward to seeing your results once you try this option
Apologies for my suggestion regarding your flash issues, i think i was someway off the mark, i had not thought about what it would do to exposure and shadow effects. Toilet paper, as suggested by Daisy is a much better option, with the paper acting in a similar way to a diffuser on a flashgun. I look forward to seeing your results once you try this option
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Join Date: Jul 2011
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Quote:
Originally Posted by LostnSpace
Hi Myra.
Apologies for my suggestion regarding your flash issues, i think i was someway off the mark, i had not thought about what it would do to exposure and shadow effects. Toilet paper, as suggested by Daisy is a much better option, with the paper acting in a similar way to a diffuser on a flashgun. I look forward to seeing your results once you try this option
Apologies for my suggestion regarding your flash issues, i think i was someway off the mark, i had not thought about what it would do to exposure and shadow effects. Toilet paper, as suggested by Daisy is a much better option, with the paper acting in a similar way to a diffuser on a flashgun. I look forward to seeing your results once you try this option
I'm going to try it when I simply HAVE to use the flash and Steve let me know that there is a way to turn off my flash. Thanks for your input even though it was not spot on, it was the thought that counted.