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Help Needed on Manual focus! - 07-11-2006, 11:33 AM


Thanks for your interest (or least enough interest to click on the thread) ...

When the light is too low and I need to use a flash (flash is on camera), how do I determine the aperture and shutterspeed to take a good photo (good as in having enough light)? Is there a recommended starting point? Do I start thinking aperture then adjust the speed accordingly??

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Thanks for your interest (or least enough interest to click on the thread) ...

When the light is too low and I need to use a flash (flash is on camera), how do I determine the aperture and shutterspeed to take a good photo (good as in having enough light)? Is there a recommended starting point? Do I start thinking aperture then adjust the speed accordingly??

thanks for your response ...

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Canon Powershot G3 (prosumer camera), onboard flash ...

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07-11-2006, 09:29 PM


many cameras will fire a short flash just to give some light for af to work if it needs it. it won't fire during the actual shot.

check your manual to see if it is a possibility/feature of your camera. it will be called AF flash, pre-flash or something like that. It may only work in some modes.

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