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looking at the comparison I wonder whether a sypder pro would do me rather than going all out on the elite.
it doesn't have no where near the features of the elite but its hard to know what you would or wouldn't use it for. the pro still seems to have some adjustment unlike the express.
Could this be simply a case of exposure not being correct?
With a subject with a fair amount of black in it I suspect that the light meter is telling the camera to open up more than required as it tries to bring everything to a mid grey.
The metering method used will have a lot to do with it and with the more modern cameras they tend to take care of some of this stuff although if you have set it to spot metering then you could be getting an incorrect exposure depending on where the spot is pointed at.
metering is always generally set to matrix unless I want to expose a particular way...
I would agree with you other than my histogram tells me that it is exposed well. and the picture on the camera screen looks how it should be intended..it is once it gets off the camera it appears to be a problem.
make that 2 coffees ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dullbird
If you throw in an airfare with the coffee...:angel:
Oi you get your airfare paid!!!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by dmdigital
Is that one for sat and one for sun:pQuote:
Originally Posted by blitz
Over 120 pages full of detailed instructions.....for a (Nikon SB 800) FLASHGUN ?????
Gosh, glad I'm not starting out in photography now... So much to memorise in simply running the equipment!
Rip Van James
Lou, Spydercolor4 has been announced so may to see if you can get a 3 at a reduced price in the near future.
cool thanks derek..I will keep a look out