Paulmorgan

No. In your first post you asked what you were doing wrong, you should have been adding a little positive comp to the flash.

Yes it should happen, TTL flash does not know what you want, you need to tell it, that what the comp dial is for, it gets even worse using this with auto iso. Think about how much light the subject ...

You want some like this, its looks, feels and behaves just like a normal adapter until you apply some tilt. tilts up to 8 degrees and rotates 360, these are less than 30 quid.

You don`t, print the leica name to a sheet of paper, cut it out and glue it on :)

I would not worry about it too much, it just makes the camera look neat and tidy, it does not really offer any extra weather proofing.

If you need shift as well as tilt you may as well pick up a real tilt/shift lens if you can find one at a good second hand price. Tilt adapters on there own are dirt cheap and you can easily rotate ...

Get yourself a real Lomo, if you really want to know what its all about.

Personally I`d start with just one simple lens, save the remaining cash and keep saving until you have a nice little wedge of cash behind you, by this point you will have your own understanding of ...

All the time back in the eighties but usually at the dead of night, some farmer will suddenly notice a great big noisy space ship had landed in his muddy field with lots of strange beings (usually ...

Shoot nothing but the little people and all your worries will be over :)

It all depends on what you want, I`ve shot head to toe portraits in a tiny 4 X 5 foot broom cupboard from about a foot away using super wide lenses, there is no set rule :)

Yes it is, any camera would be, even a 40 year old manual focus job, its all about technique.

All images start out as raw, its just that your given a choice, have them automatically converted in camera as they are taken with the raw file being dumped, just left as raw or left with raw and ...

There`s something a bit fishy about all this, I think any flash will struggle at 1/10,000s :)

It will be an issue with flash power.

What was the flash to subject distance (this matters), remember that your Godox has a max guide number of 36 at 105mm and a fair bit less than this at lower settings ie 40mm. Then there are the ...

Forget the power ratios (I keep telling you this) your using a tiny low powered flash for HSS, its effective range will be preety short compared to ordinary flash. Use it in auto TTL (let the ...

on or off camera hss works just as well in ttl, no need for manual control. If your setting it manually then this will be your problem, you not setting enough power, hss consumes a lot more power ...

There are lots and lots, apertures don`t always need to be fast either, indoors and outdoors getting the lighting can work well for separation, there`s a lot more to good portrait seperation ...

Just leave the flash at default in auto TTL, let the camera sort out the exposure, don`t reduce its power, do you understand how hss works and the difference between on and off camera flash ?