With direct, camera-mounted flash and telephoto lens, red-eye will be
the worst possible...
Jez
On 20/06/2012, Chuck Norcutt <chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I've been re-thinking your use of flash comment. Since I've been ending
> up near the back of the auditorium anyway I think I'll just stand in the
> back where I won't bother anyone. I'll put the camera on a monopod and
> use camera mounted flash. I can try bounce (which I don't think will
> work given the distance and ceiling) but I can always fall back on
> direct flash with the zoom head set for 105mm. Some light will be
> better than none and 1600 might work. You'd think I'd be more
> knowledgeable and better prepared having been there twice already. :-)
>
> Chuck Norcutt
>
>
> On 6/20/2012 11:51 AM, Ken Norton wrote:
>>> My granddaughter's high school graduation is this weekend and I'm
>>> dreading it photographically. There's no practical way I can do flash
>>> photography in the auditorium where it will be held and even the 5D's
>>> 3600 ISO isn't really adequate for the poor lighting there. Oh, well.
>>
>> Piece of cake, Chuck. I wouldn't fear about that at all. ISO 1600 and
>> your flash even bounced will do it, unless you are all the way back in
>> the cheep seats.
>>
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