11-06-2009, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom  Because direct flash will wash out color, change the color, cause shadows, cause white out areas, cause black out areas, ruin the eye color, cause closed eyes etc etc.
The only time flash does a nice job is when you can "bounce" it...ie angle the flash. In other words, I have a flash I can attach (the SB400, which BrowniesMom also has), I can angle the flash piece of it UP toward the the ceiling or at 45 degrees or so. SO, when the flash goes off, I can get this beautiful light, but NO glaring direct "flash" light AT my subject. Rather, the flash/light is being " bounced" AT them from the ceiling. The light is being reflected toward them, not directed on them. Does that make sense?  | Do you have an example of a picture where you used this flash?
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