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Suggested flash? (that supports four-pin Nikon hot shoe protocol)
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<blockquote data-quote="Dawg Pics" data-source="post: 823650" data-attributes="member: 26505"><p>If the specs say that the flash is Nikon iTTL compatible, then you should be good. iTTL is "through the lens metering" and is the auto setting you are looking for.</p><p>HSS is 'High Speed Sync," The D3300 does not have this capability, so your camera's shutter speed limit while using flash is 1/200. If you go faster than that, then you will get black bars on each side of your images.</p><p>Take a few test shots in the venue before getting your necessary shots. It may be necessary to use the flash compensation to reduce the flash if you are getting harshly lit subjects. Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dawg Pics, post: 823650, member: 26505"] If the specs say that the flash is Nikon iTTL compatible, then you should be good. iTTL is "through the lens metering" and is the auto setting you are looking for. HSS is 'High Speed Sync," The D3300 does not have this capability, so your camera's shutter speed limit while using flash is 1/200. If you go faster than that, then you will get black bars on each side of your images. Take a few test shots in the venue before getting your necessary shots. It may be necessary to use the flash compensation to reduce the flash if you are getting harshly lit subjects. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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