Flash
*Flash strength
The flash on the
of both "flashmatic", employed in compact cameras and "auto flash" which is employed in SLRs. Flashmatic emits full - strength flash while the camera automatically adjusts the aperture level for proper exposure. In most cases this is an effective system. However, when the subject is at extremely close range, subjects tend to be over exposed, and the background too dark because the aperture has been adjusted to its most narrow setting. On the other hand, auto flash controls the amount light emitted by the flash. This system decides exposure by measuring reflected light. But, depending on the background, exposure for the main subject can be affected. For example, with a white background, the subject may appear too dark due to the level of reflected light received through the lens. The reverse is true for a dark background.
The
High Function Flash G40 (Optional)
The G40 is a dedicated flash for the
Bounce photography uses indirect lighting of subjects by reflecting flash light off of a ceiling or wall. With straight flash photography a strong shadow often appears behind the subject. By bouncing, you can obtain a soft,
With
When the
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