Chapter 2 Preparation and
When using with digital cameras make the following three settings:
Set the camera’s internal strobe to
When using the
Also, to obtain “correct” exposure or the exposure you visualize as optimum, depending on the subject reflectivity and shooting conditions it may be necessary to use exposure compensation on the camera and flash output compensation on the
For details on how to set the ISO Sensitivity, Shooting Mode and Aperture Value for your particular camera, refer to your camera manual.
When
1)Set the camera’s ISO sensitivity to “ISO 100” on camera’s that allow such setting.
2)Set the camera’s “Shooting Mode” to a mode that allows setting the Aperture Value, if your camera allows such setting.
3)Set your camera’s Aperture Value to a value that reflects your creative intent and the requirements of your particular imaging situation.
4)Set the camera’s “Flash Mode” to
5)As necessary, set camera exposure to
After setting the strobe and shooting some images it is possible to adjust further as follows.
6)After taking the image and reviewing it on the LCD monitor, in accordance with your intended results and the shooting conditions, adjust the camera’s aperture value, the camera’s exposure compensation (on camera’s that allow this), and/or the
For camera’s that do not allow setting the ISO sensitivity or do not have a Shooting Mode that allows setting the aperture value, refer to the camera’s LCD monitor display, the camera manual and the lens specifications as printed on the lens itself. We recommend checking this information
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