Also, bouncing doesn't guarantee coverage of the wider angle,
particularly not even coverage. It depends lot on the diffusion
characteristics of the diffusing surface.
Sometines it seems like bouncing a T-32 assures a soft picture by
requiring a wide aperture (DOF) and/or long shutter speed (shake). Fine
in the living room, but look out with larger rooms and groups.
Moose rattle and roll
C.H.Ling wrote:
>According to Olympus, it is one stop loss.
>
>C.H.Ling
>
>Jim wrote:
>
>>On the average, what is the estimated f-stop loses when using the wide angle
>>flash attachment on th T-32?
>>If about 2 stops loses, won't it be better to bounce the flash instead which
>>will create a softer and natural lightling?
>>
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