When shooting brightly shining fish .. .
If the Speedlight is aimed at shiny silver fish from the front, correct exposure will be hard to obtain because of the bright light reflected from the fish . To shoot this sort of subject, remove the arm from the bracket, hold the Speedlight as far away from the camera as possible, and aim the Speedlight at the subject diagonally.
When sand has been stirred up in the water . . .
When light from the Speedlight is reflected on particles floating in the water, the photograph turns out looking like it was taken in a snowstorm . It is best to wait until the sand settles down, or to remove the arm from the bracket and aim the Speed· light at the subject diagonally, as far away from the camera as possible.
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