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Nikon SB 800 on D300 with nikkor 24mm lens |
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Nikon flashs are very easy to work with. The
controls are placed just at the right place on the camera body and one
doesnot have to go to the custom settings to change the settings. The flash
mode can be very quickly changed from normal to slow or to rear curtain
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Nikon D300 24mm f2.8 |
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mode-aperture priority |
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metering mode spot |
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Flash mode- Optional TTL |
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shutter speed 1/60s |
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Aperture F/4.5 |
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Every thing is same as in the picture above except that the
flash mode has been changed to AA from TTL. This has resulted in better
exposure. However in both the shots the outdoor background is quite well
balanced.
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Nikon D300 24mm f2.8 |
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mode-aperture priority |
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metering mode spot |
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Flash mode- Optional, AA |
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shutter speed 1/60s |
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Aperture F/4.5 |
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while staying in the aperture priority mode, the aperture
has been closed down to f20. Since sb800 is a dedicated flash the exposure
on the subject stays correct. the outdoor where the flash light is not
reaching is a little under exposed/ deeper. Or the background is rather
brighter in the first two shots.
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Nikon D300 24mm f2.8 |
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mode-aperture priority |
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metering mode spot |
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Flash mode- Optional TTL |
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shutter speed 1/60s |
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Aperture F/20 |
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