Pixie the Panther Chameleon
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Totally agree with Kodiak - and I am jealous that you have such a lovely subject at home!
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Lovely creatures, and potentially great shots with the water drops. If you cant use OCF, then a piece of tissue in front of the onboard flash can help, as well as dialling the flash compensation right back.
Failing that, up the ISO and shoot without flash- they arnt super quick movers.
Failing that, up the ISO and shoot without flash- they arnt super quick movers.
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Flash comp:
What many new photographers have trouble coming to grips with, is the concept of :
1. adding exposure compensation when the scene / subject is light in tone,
2. and decreasing exposure compensation when the scene in front of the lens is darker in tone.
The reason for doing so, is that your camera’s meter tries to expose for everything as a middle grey tone.
Your camera may or not have this ability, I know nowt about bridge cameras.
More info :
http://neilvn.com/tangents/flash-photography-techniques/flash-exposure-compensation/
What many new photographers have trouble coming to grips with, is the concept of :
1. adding exposure compensation when the scene / subject is light in tone,
2. and decreasing exposure compensation when the scene in front of the lens is darker in tone.
The reason for doing so, is that your camera’s meter tries to expose for everything as a middle grey tone.
Your camera may or not have this ability, I know nowt about bridge cameras.
More info :
http://neilvn.com/tangents/flash-photography-techniques/flash-exposure-compensation/