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Brighteyes
With R1 you have 10 MP to work with, so use them. I tilt the R1 so
the flash is aimed at what I want (high on a wall) and zoom back so
all the subject is well inside the frame. Then when you do your
post processing (PS) crop at the correct angle to the straighten
the image out. This works very well for portraits. Just shoot
away (fast & taking lots of images) with the flash aimed where you
want the light to come from(s) (many subjects don't like to wait
for the photographer to fiddle with their equipment). Sometimes
one gets a colorcast from the wall color when doing this, but its
easy to PP/ PS this out too (some have the subject hold a white and
or gray card at the start for reference with color correction). I
do not, but I'm not getting paid for this image.
Great pictures are NOT taken, they are made.
A career as a model..