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<blockquote data-quote="sOnIc" data-source="post: 182466" data-attributes="member: 15861">Interesting ^, is this still relevant to the D3200?Here's an example of why I want fill flash on a bright sunny day: <a href="http://flitemedia.com/images/DSC_0036.jpg" target="_blank">http://flitemedia.com/images/DSC_0036.jpg</a><a href="http://flitemedia.com/images/DSC_0036.jpg" target="_blank"></a>That image is ironically shot at 200th/sec but I didn't use the flash, and that is not a quick enough shutter speed to freeze the action properly .. other similar shots I've taken were closer to 1000th/sec in similar situations where I need fill light. The best shots from these sessions are almost all silhouette type images which are crying out for fill flash. I guess I could use a large lamp, or a light reflector, but I want to be free to run around the skatepark improvising etc, and it appears the D50/D70/D1x models do this perfectly as a result of the electronic shutter, where a newer top of the range DSLR cannot?! Can we not have both a real shutter and an electronic shutter?! I'm reading about flash duration on better speedlights; and Auto FP, but is this possible on the D3200 at all?(I know I have a lot to learn, and I'm reading/watching tutorials on skate photography etc, all use flash, still confused tho, and I seam to have lost one of the best features of my old D50...)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sOnIc, post: 182466, member: 15861"] Interesting ^, is this still relevant to the D3200? Here's an example of why I want fill flash on a bright sunny day: [URL="http://flitemedia.com/images/DSC_0036.jpg"]http://flitemedia.com/images/DSC_0036.jpg [/URL]That image is ironically shot at 200th/sec but I didn't use the flash, and that is not a quick enough shutter speed to freeze the action properly .. other similar shots I've taken were closer to 1000th/sec in similar situations where I need fill light. The best shots from these sessions are almost all silhouette type images which are crying out for fill flash. I guess I could use a large lamp, or a light reflector, but I want to be free to run around the skatepark improvising etc, and it appears the D50/D70/D1x models do this perfectly as a result of the electronic shutter, where a newer top of the range DSLR cannot?! Can we not have both a real shutter and an electronic shutter?! I'm reading about flash duration on better speedlights; and Auto FP, but is this possible on the D3200 at all? (I know I have a lot to learn, and I'm reading/watching tutorials on skate photography etc, all use flash, still confused tho, and I seam to have lost one of the best features of my old D50...) [/QUOTE]

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