NathanHamler Offline Upload & Sell: Off
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wow, there's a lot to learn here.... experimentation is your friend....as your ISO increases (and aperture widens) your flash becomes much more efficient, and doesn't have to work as hard...personally i would not shoot flash with aperture priority or shutter priority....your consistency will go up greatly shooting manual mode with flash (whether it be TTL flash, or manual flash)...make sure you're not set to auto ISO either...ISO and Aperture both effect flash exposure, shutter speed has zero effect on the flash exposure (for all intents and purposes).....
but what i would suggest, is when you're indoors, set your camera to manual mode, iso at 800, and aperture at 2.8...then set your camera to matrix meter, and set your flash to TTL...that should do you pretty well....your flash wont work too hard, will recycle very very quickly, and you'll still bring in some ambient exposure....if you wanna get frisky, set your white balance to 3000k, and put a 1/2 cto gel on the flash...that'll help balance out the difference in color temp between the flash and the ambient light in a house...
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