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How far away from your subject are you? The flash on these digital camera is generally only good for 6 to 10 feet. If you are outdoors, with no reflections from walls, you might not even get that much. You can generally make adjustments to compensate for dark photos, but I am not familiar with the 3020, so cannot give specific instructions.does anyone know why when I take pictures in the dark situations
they happen to be better with no flash than with it. They just seem
to be lighter. In contrast, with flash they are too dark. (I take
pictures outside)
I use C-3020Z
How far away from your subject are you? The flash on these digital
camera is generally only good for 6 to 10 feet. If you are
outdoors, with no reflections from walls, you might not even get
that much. You can generally make adjustments to compensate for
dark photos, but I am not familiar with the 3020, so cannot give
specific instructions.
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Ken
D-460Z, C-3030Z, C-2100UZ
. )
Forget the flash as it will do nothing for you in that scenario. As I said before the flash may light 6 - 10 feet indoors. There is absolutely no effect outdoors beyond that 6 - 10 feet. You are shooting with available light only. Do it in the daylight or use a tripod for time exposure shots.ok, for example I'm on the top of Empire State Building and I want
to take a picture of my girl, but I also want whole the scene
behind her shoulders(you know, buildings and stuff). So I need
flash, right ? but with flash the pictures are too dark. that's
what i meant.
Forget the flash as it will do nothing for you in that scenario.
As I said before the flash may light 6 - 10 feet indoors. There is
absolutely no effect outdoors beyond that 6 - 10 feet. You are
shooting with available light only. Do it in the daylight or use a
tripod for time exposure shots.
--
Ken
D-460Z, C-3030Z, C-2100UZ
. )
