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mebond

mebond

Member Since 12 Oct 2016
Offline Last Active Nov 16 2016 02:40 PM
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In Topic: Speedlight and camera settings for sunrise, backlit shoot

15 October 2016 - 10:21 AM

yes, using CLS


In Topic: Speedlight and camera settings for sunrise, backlit shoot

14 October 2016 - 02:30 PM

Hello dcbear78, yes this will be off camera TTL...nikon d810 and nikon speedlights.  I think manual flash will work if I do not vary aperture or ISO, since shutter won't affect the flash exposure.  However, if I end up adjusting aperture or ISO I would have to adjust manual flash output.  Not a big deal, but my inclination is to try manual exposure and TTL flash based on all this input.

 

Really appreciate the serious thoughts expressed by the group...


In Topic: Speedlight and camera settings for sunrise, backlit shoot

13 October 2016 - 09:44 AM

Thanks for the advice!  I guess i will go manual...I was hoping to take the pics right as the sun was coming over the horizon so I wasn't fighting a lot of ambient light, and could get the best background.  I thought about the wind...may ditch the softbox depending on conditions.  I can have the strobe close so I trust power won't be an issue.  Ambient light changes rapidly just as the sun comes over the horizon, but I probably can keep up with it.  Since the window is a few minutes I was hoping for a "fire and forget" solution.  Sounds like it will be more trouble than its worth.  Again, appreciate the help.