Promaster 5550DX Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 2)

Getting the Most from

Your Flash

Why have a ash class? Well, ash is a great way to improve your

photography. Flash makes taking pictures in low light possible. Flash

can also ll in areas in your photographs that need more light. But

as advanced as technology has become, ash still confuses many

photographers. Often they don’t know when to use it, and how to best

take advantage of all the settings and accessories. This class will walk

you though the basics and a little beyond basics: from when to use

ash, what settings can help, and what accessories can make your life

easier and your pictures better.

What types of ash are there? There are four main types of ash that

we are going to discuss:

The Pop Up

The pop up ash is the small little ash that is included on most Nikon

cameras. It is a great way to add a little light into your scenes, but it

does have its limitations.

External Flash

These are units that are purchased separately. They sit on top of the

camera, making the ash farther away from the lens and helping to

reduce red eye. These have the advantage of more power and much

more exibility and control than a pop up ash. The current units

available from Nikon are: SB600, SB900, SB400, and R1C1 Macro Flash.

Promaster is a company that has ashes for several different camera

manufacturers. The current units available from Canon are: 580EXII,

430 EXII, MR-14 ex ring ash and the MT-24ex twin light. Units available

for Olympus are the FL-36R and the FL-50R. Some of the current

Promaster are the 7500EDF, 5750DX, and 5550DX units.

Remote Flash

This is the ability to have the ash away from the camera. There are

two ways to do this. One is to use a remote cord and any of the Canon,

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