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Bounced
flash is one of the best ways to photograph indoors. Contrary to the
belief that flash gives flat lighting, the bounced flash light warps
around the subject beautifully giving very uniform light, the kind of
soft light from an overcast sky. As the light is bounced from the
ceiling the whole ceiling acts as a light source. |
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This
photgraph was shot with the flash bounced from the ceiling. f4 at
1/60th sec. The same scene photographed without the flash resulted in a
blured image due to slower shutter speed. |
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Some
people feel that the pictures shot with the flash lack the warmth and
miss out on the yellow of the interiors. These things can actually be
adjusted and tweeked very easily with the white balance settings on
your camera or the rwa conversion software. the picture below(left) is
the tweaked version of the flash photograph on the right. |
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High ISO versus bounced flash |
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|  |  | | ISO 2500 f4 1/40th sec auto white balanced | ISO 100 f4 1/60th sec daylight white balance | |
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More Bounced flash examples 1
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