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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Jurong West
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While experimenting with using flash outdoors in daylight, I came across this problem... With flash the highest shutter speed I can go is 250, which means that even at ISO100 I will not be able to use my lens wide open or even 2-3 stops down. This is a bummer when I want a shallow DOF.
Is using a ND filter the only way? Is IQ affected usually? What about using 2 x polarizers? |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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Doesn't matter what one uses as long as it cuts the amount of light going through the lens. With or without distortions is a different issue.
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Jurong West
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Oh... I was thinking 2 x polarizers cos will allow me to change the amount of light by twisting them... Can save on buying the various ND filters... But then again 2 pieces of dual piece glass which costs more than double that of one ND filter... maybe buy ND filter still better choice lol
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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As I know, 580EX has a "hight speed" mode, which allow you to should with flash focal plane syncronize, therefore, you are not restricted below the flash syncrozine speed anymore.
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in HSS, depends on camera body also, maybe can even achieve 1/8000...
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Hawt peeeenk |
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