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<blockquote data-quote="jtgraphics" data-source="post: 564090" data-attributes="member: 40404">I did not bother reading all the posts so sorry if I cover something mentioned.&nbsp;My general rule is when using flash on or off camera Auto ISO is&nbsp; always off you do not want the camera taking over exposure by altering&nbsp; ISO on you, you have lost control over exposure then.&nbsp;If I am not shooting full manual I shot shutter priority only with flash.&nbsp;By using shutter priority you you have full control of abundant light&nbsp; and ad flash to desired fill effect using iTTL you then adjust power of&nbsp; the flash using +/- FEC&nbsp;I do not dial in EC when using flash, if&nbsp; you are looking to go to&nbsp; faster shutter speeds to drop abutment light you must set FP mode to go&nbsp; to HSS.Outdoor fill flash I'll try for the 20-30% range (power depends on distance) I do have and use a light meter for this if I'm really concerned if its just a quick shot I do not worry about it to much,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jtgraphics, post: 564090, member: 40404"] I did not bother reading all the posts so sorry if I cover something mentioned. My general rule is when using flash on or off camera Auto ISO is always off you do not want the camera taking over exposure by altering ISO on you, you have lost control over exposure then. If I am not shooting full manual I shot shutter priority only with flash. By using shutter priority you you have full control of abundant light and ad flash to desired fill effect using iTTL you then adjust power of the flash using +/- FEC I do not dial in EC when using flash, if you are looking to go to faster shutter speeds to drop abutment light you must set FP mode to go to HSS. Outdoor fill flash I'll try for the 20-30% range (power depends on distance) I do have and use a light meter for this if I'm really concerned if its just a quick shot I do not worry about it to much, [/QUOTE]

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