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Indoor vs. Outdoor Flash Photography with an SB-700
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<blockquote data-quote="Revet" data-source="post: 261048" data-attributes="member: 17612"><p>I agree. I usually start at 400 but I'm never afraid to push to 800. I can't tell much difference. This will even be less of an issue when I upgrade to the D7100!!!! Lately, I have been stuck on spot metering since I usually have a face in the picture. I used to use only matrix and I got great pictures. If I'm using flash, the SB-700 changes to TTL-BAL if using matrix. When I started Flash photography, I got used to the TTL mode with spot metering so I know what kind of results I will get a little better. Whatever takes good pictures I guess!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Revet, post: 261048, member: 17612"] I agree. I usually start at 400 but I'm never afraid to push to 800. I can't tell much difference. This will even be less of an issue when I upgrade to the D7100!!!! Lately, I have been stuck on spot metering since I usually have a face in the picture. I used to use only matrix and I got great pictures. If I'm using flash, the SB-700 changes to TTL-BAL if using matrix. When I started Flash photography, I got used to the TTL mode with spot metering so I know what kind of results I will get a little better. Whatever takes good pictures I guess!! [/QUOTE]
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