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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 174663" data-attributes="member: 13090"><p>First off, I don't understand why using flash is a problem. ??</p><p></p><p>Secondly, there's no such thing as "ideal settings" so you're just going to have to try a some different things. I'd suggest trying "A" or "P" for this, personally, depending on your level of experience and comfort with using Aperture Priority. You don't say what lens you have or what ISO you're trying to shoot at but if light is low you're going to have to either open up the aperture, decrease you shutter speed, use a higher ISO or use flash.</p><p></p><p><strong>Edit</strong>: Sorry, missed your comments between pictures about the flash shadow. Can you bounce your flash or get a diffuser? If you can't buy a diffuser you can use a coffee filter or tissue or toilet paper over the flash. Secure it with rubber bands or something, it doesn't need to be a neat install, it just needs to diffuse the light. That should help a lot with getting rid of the shadows if you can't bounce the flash.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 174663, member: 13090"] First off, I don't understand why using flash is a problem. ?? Secondly, there's no such thing as "ideal settings" so you're just going to have to try a some different things. I'd suggest trying "A" or "P" for this, personally, depending on your level of experience and comfort with using Aperture Priority. You don't say what lens you have or what ISO you're trying to shoot at but if light is low you're going to have to either open up the aperture, decrease you shutter speed, use a higher ISO or use flash. [B]Edit[/B]: Sorry, missed your comments between pictures about the flash shadow. Can you bounce your flash or get a diffuser? If you can't buy a diffuser you can use a coffee filter or tissue or toilet paper over the flash. Secure it with rubber bands or something, it doesn't need to be a neat install, it just needs to diffuse the light. That should help a lot with getting rid of the shadows if you can't bounce the flash. [/QUOTE]
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