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Yes, I was all on board with a possible "it drowns out the color."
by plink 15y ago
Yes, I was all on board with a possible "it drowns out the color."
- dredmorbius 15y agoAnd contrast. And totally screws with lighting depth. And red-eye. Assuming built-in flash alligned with the camera lens. You can mitigate a lot of this with bounce and slave units. Still, I'm finding that natural lighting and a small tripod (even a 6" mini braceable on a wall or pole) does wonders and makes for some stunning photos. At other times, even motion blur can be useful (especially for night/club shots).