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[bns]

Kinsay kahibaw mugamit sa built in flash para kakuha tag effect na mura cyag external flash?

[kid joe]

Kinsay kahibaw mugamit sa built in flash para kakuha tag effect na mura cyag external flash?

share lang ko sa gamay nato nakat-unan ha.
kung sa kahayagon imo pasabot unya indoor shooting lahi ra effect ang external kay pwede man maka-bounce ang light. if ganahan ka di kaau harsh pwede ka mogamit diffuser sa built-in flash.
DIY: try butang ana sa papel/putos sa sigrarilyo dha sa imong built in flash i-compare ang effect sa shot nga wala papel.

[P-Chan]

palit nalng gud ug flash..

[manualfocus]

yes i agree palit lang dyud flash.

[boj]

Palit ani boss:



Kung DIY:

[Hat Trick]

palit na lang external flash.. lahi ra jud kung naa kay external flash

[pepponeskie]

if mo insist jud ka ug gamit sa imong built-in flash nga mo nindot ug kuha, pwede ka mogamit aning lightscoop. same concept as bouncing the flash.

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[abortretryfail]

I'm gonna let you in on one of my secrets...

Step 1. Go to Carro & Marie... it's a bakery supply store inside Cherry Court on Mango Ave./General Maxilom

Step 2. Buy a silver laminated cakeboard... a 4~5 inch would do and costs about only a couple of pesos

Step 3: Flip up on-camera flash and set to max power... either 1/1 or if you're using flash compensation all the way to the end of the "+" side.

Step 4: Put silver cakeboard in front of flash and angle to bounce light off a WHITE ceiling or wall. Cakeboard should be close enough so no light spills directly into the framed shot but still far enough to allow light to spread.

Step 5: Fire away and adjust angle or camera/flash settings as needed.

Step 6: You can thank me later

If you're wondering how I found these cheap "bounce boards" well... my wife bakes... and, yes, the following are all with built-in-camera flash and the small cakeboards...