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<blockquote data-quote="LouCioccio" data-source="post: 138005" data-attributes="member: 12542">Here are two indoors ISO 1600 f/9 at 1/60 Flash at manual 1/2 power with wide angle diffuser pointed at ceiling (eggshell white) with Sekonic I got 30% flash.&nbsp; Now the second one taken 2 hours later sun much lower and dimmer BUT I did not change anything more for the example of shooting with ambient and flash. I used Trigmaster II on the camera and the other on the flash.&nbsp; So a wise and good investment is a light/flash meter just as you would pay for good glass. Look at the histogram you can see the other is underexposed but the first one is fine.&nbsp; This would only be good indoors with a large window in day light but I think you get the idea outside in shade or open shade. Plus by increasing the percentage of flash you can make the background go darker.Ciao,Lou Cioccio[ATTACH]33047[/ATTACH][ATTACH]33048[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LouCioccio, post: 138005, member: 12542"] Here are two indoors ISO 1600 f/9 at 1/60 Flash at manual 1/2 power with wide angle diffuser pointed at ceiling (eggshell white) with Sekonic I got 30% flash. Now the second one taken 2 hours later sun much lower and dimmer BUT I did not change anything more for the example of shooting with ambient and flash. I used Trigmaster II on the camera and the other on the flash. So a wise and good investment is a light/flash meter just as you would pay for good glass. Look at the histogram you can see the other is underexposed but the first one is fine. This would only be good indoors with a large window in day light but I think you get the idea outside in shade or open shade. Plus by increasing the percentage of flash you can make the background go darker. Ciao, Lou Cioccio [ATTACH=CONFIG]33047._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]33048._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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