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D7100
Flash indicator alert
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<blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 270884" data-attributes="member: 4923"><p>That indicates the camera is not happy with exposure OR it could indicate the subject is backlit, suggesting flash might help. There is a setting to turn it off, d11, but make sure you are not choosing to underexpose these shots. You say you may have had some shots underexposed. It certainly could be. Along with the flash indicator, does the meter come up in the viewfinder? If so, check exposure. When it flashes, pay attention to if the subject is backlit or if the meter comes up and is 'unhappy' with exposure.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nickt, post: 270884, member: 4923"] That indicates the camera is not happy with exposure OR it could indicate the subject is backlit, suggesting flash might help. There is a setting to turn it off, d11, but make sure you are not choosing to underexpose these shots. You say you may have had some shots underexposed. It certainly could be. Along with the flash indicator, does the meter come up in the viewfinder? If so, check exposure. When it flashes, pay attention to if the subject is backlit or if the meter comes up and is 'unhappy' with exposure. [/QUOTE]
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