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<blockquote data-quote="cwgrizz" data-source="post: 559298" data-attributes="member: 27017"><p>Taking more shots without a flash are possible now with the latest camera technology, however... there are still circumstances where it can be essential. Even in bright light. A few examples: moving subjects in low light would be blurred without the effect of a flash to stop the motion, brightly back lit subject where the background would be blown out to get the subject bright enough to see, but with a flash to enhance (fill flash) the subject and background could be properly exposed together. There are many other instances too and one of which is that the lower the ISO (even with the newer technology) the less noise to deal with. Flash is just another tool in you box for when it is needed. </p><p></p><p>I read a book not too long ago that had a title something like, One flash or something like that. It had lots of tips on effectively using the built in flash on the camera. I will post the title and author if I can find it. I think it was an eBook, but I didn't write it down, so my memory isn't any good. Ha!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cwgrizz, post: 559298, member: 27017"] Taking more shots without a flash are possible now with the latest camera technology, however... there are still circumstances where it can be essential. Even in bright light. A few examples: moving subjects in low light would be blurred without the effect of a flash to stop the motion, brightly back lit subject where the background would be blown out to get the subject bright enough to see, but with a flash to enhance (fill flash) the subject and background could be properly exposed together. There are many other instances too and one of which is that the lower the ISO (even with the newer technology) the less noise to deal with. Flash is just another tool in you box for when it is needed. I read a book not too long ago that had a title something like, One flash or something like that. It had lots of tips on effectively using the built in flash on the camera. I will post the title and author if I can find it. I think it was an eBook, but I didn't write it down, so my memory isn't any good. Ha! [/QUOTE]
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