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Re: To TTL or To NOT TTL
In reply to Duncan C,
5 months ago
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Duncan C wrote:
rfactor wrote:
Thank you all for your thoughts. I am thinking it is one of those things where you can't really appreciate the TTL until you use it.
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-Ryan-
FZ200
I agree with the other posters. For studio work, or any off-camera work, you're better off metering your flashes manually. However, if you're shooting handheld, a TTL fill flash is VERY helpful.
A powerful flash that tilts and swivels is also much more versatile. You can bounce it off the ceiling for much softer, natural-looking light when you don't have the luxury of setting up light stands and brollies/softboxes.
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Regards,
Duncan C
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I also agree with that approach.
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