S straycat Suspended / Banned Messages 3,582 Edit My Images Yes 6 Jul 2011 #1 i wonder how they would work for group portraits [4/5 peeps] its the only flash i have kept and it looks like it will be gloomy tomorrow
i wonder how they would work for group portraits [4/5 peeps] its the only flash i have kept and it looks like it will be gloomy tomorrow
Gary Coyle In Memoriam Messages 12,654 Name Gary Edit My Images Yes 6 Jul 2011 #2 You might need to be aware of the length of the lens causing shadows from the rather "stumpy" flash, just a thought.
You might need to be aware of the length of the lens causing shadows from the rather "stumpy" flash, just a thought.
OP S straycat Suspended / Banned Messages 3,582 Edit My Images Yes 6 Jul 2011 #3 i prefer no flash but they want a very bright sort of false,happy photo its the only zoom i have and wont have time to change lens so wanted a bit of flexibility. probaly i should take the hood of?
i prefer no flash but they want a very bright sort of false,happy photo its the only zoom i have and wont have time to change lens so wanted a bit of flexibility. probaly i should take the hood of?
C casts_by_fly Messages 694 Name Rick Edit My Images Yes 6 Jul 2011 #4 don't worry about the height of the flash. I use my 400 over top of my 300/4 and there is no problem with shadows on short stuff. Thanks Rick
don't worry about the height of the flash. I use my 400 over top of my 300/4 and there is no problem with shadows on short stuff. Thanks Rick
OP S straycat Suspended / Banned Messages 3,582 Edit My Images Yes 7 Jul 2011 #5 thanks thats good to know
jamin100 Messages 1,208 Name Ben Edit My Images Yes 7 Jul 2011 #7 hmmm. I used to have a SB400 and when i used it over my Tamron 28-75 with the hood on it always caused shadows.
hmmm. I used to have a SB400 and when i used it over my Tamron 28-75 with the hood on it always caused shadows.
C casts_by_fly Messages 694 Name Rick Edit My Images Yes 7 Jul 2011 #8 ben, would that have been at the short end of that range by chance? Thanks, Rick