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08/20/2006 05:47:31 AM · #1 |
Hello,
Question. Today I was at the beach trying to photograph my friend against the evening sunset. I opened my aperture wide open, then took a reading for the sky which was basically at 1/4000.
My plan was to expose for the sky, then use a fill flash to light my friend's face. Problem was, once I turned my inbuilt flash on, my Exposure time went to 1/500 and wouldn't go down any further. Why is this? I could overcome it by closing down my aperture a little, but am still not content with why I wasn't allowed to shorten my exposure time with the flash out.
Anyway of overcoming this?
thanks
Julius
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