Would like to 2 questions:
1. I tried taking some Singapore landscape 1 day but turned out to be very 'pale'. It was bit hazzy that day. I tried various configurations include ISO, aperture and shuttle speed, results various of course but still as 'pale'. Another place I can think of will be Shanghai Bun area taking over the 东方明珠. Shanghai is always foggy / hazzy. What should be the right way of taking pictures in such environment.
2. When I mount the Nissin Di622 onto my Nikon D3100 w/40mm f/2.8 to take photos at night, the largest aperture is f/3.5 and no matter how I turned, it can never go to f/2.8. Is there an 'internal' limitation when speedlite is mounted or something not rite?
1. I tried taking some Singapore landscape 1 day but turned out to be very 'pale'. It was bit hazzy that day. I tried various configurations include ISO, aperture and shuttle speed, results various of course but still as 'pale'. Another place I can think of will be Shanghai Bun area taking over the 东方明珠. Shanghai is always foggy / hazzy. What should be the right way of taking pictures in such environment.
2. When I mount the Nissin Di622 onto my Nikon D3100 w/40mm f/2.8 to take photos at night, the largest aperture is f/3.5 and no matter how I turned, it can never go to f/2.8. Is there an 'internal' limitation when speedlite is mounted or something not rite?