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Problem Blooming, image highlights washed out, overexposed, too bright.
Cause 1 If the subject only covers a small portion of the frame, such as a small fish with an open water background, only a small amount of light will be reflected off the subject and back to the
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3)Using Multiple Strobes (including camera’s internal strobe)
Problem Blooming, image highlights washed out, overexposed, too bright.
Cause 1 The total possible minimum light output from the combined strobe system (external strobe(s) + internal strobe) is too great at close distances, causing the close end (nearest the camera) of the effective flash exposure range to lengthen out, away from the camera. Subjects close to the camera/flash will receive too much light and be overexposed. This is particularly the case for camera’s having internal strobes with relatively large minimum possible flash output. For such cameras we recommend placing Clear Photo System film over the internal strobe when using external strobe(s).
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Cause 2 When using strobes other than
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