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Marco is also a professional wedding photograph if I am not mistaken. I think he actually knows what he is talking about. Generally the built in flash is too cl
by jguimont 13y ago
Marco is also a professional wedding photograph if I am not mistaken. I think he actually knows what he is talking about. Generally the built in flash is too close to the camera, is obstructed by the lense and if direct facing.
- baddox 13y agoHe might know what he's talking about if he's talking to aspiring wedding photographers.
- r00fus 13y agoNo, the built-in flash is way too close to the lens and often causes red-eye, overly stark shadows and the like. Saying no one should use it is pretty extreme, but unless you have really poor lighting situation (nighttime outside or against the sunset), it's about 95% likely to produce a poorer image than without. And this is advice for beginners who have no idea what a flash diffuser is.
- sjs 13y agoHis wife is a pro photographer but he is not. He just gets to play with high end equipment because it's available to him.
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