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<blockquote data-quote="Glenbuck" data-source="post: 466676" data-attributes="member: 34664"><p>I am just starting in using off camera flash. I have a D7000 and an SB-700 speed light. I have been able to configure the speed light to fire remotely. But as well as the SB-700 firing, the on-camera flash also fires. My question is - should the on-camera flash also fire, and if so does this not affect the overall effect? </p><p>For example If i want to use my SB-700 at 45 degrees to the subject and and shooting from the front of the subject won't the on-camera flash affect the overall lighting effect?</p><p>Sorry if this is answered elsewhere but this is leaving me confused!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Glenbuck, post: 466676, member: 34664"] I am just starting in using off camera flash. I have a D7000 and an SB-700 speed light. I have been able to configure the speed light to fire remotely. But as well as the SB-700 firing, the on-camera flash also fires. My question is - should the on-camera flash also fire, and if so does this not affect the overall effect? For example If i want to use my SB-700 at 45 degrees to the subject and and shooting from the front of the subject won't the on-camera flash affect the overall lighting effect? Sorry if this is answered elsewhere but this is leaving me confused! [/QUOTE]
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