- OUTDOORS - SHOOT
WITH FLASH ON E-TTL MODE
- SET CAMERA ON
PROGRAM MODE
- SET CAMERA ON
LOWEST ISO SETTING (80-100)
 Your camera can only offer a shutter
speed of about 1/200 of a second with flash outdoors. On bright
days, this will force your camera to select a small aperture
(like f8) to compensate. The lower your ISO, the more you can
open up the f stops.
- Having a more wide-open
fstop means your flash can generate less power to light up your
subject. In other words, choosing a low ISO will basically make
your backgrounds more dark, in relation to the flash.
Shooting
closeup, you can use the LIGHTSPHERE with dome on, straight up.
Shooting further away, you won't be able to hit your light with
enough flash power to make a difference, so you'll have to point
the LIGHTSPHERE toward your subject with dome on. (For most sunny
days at distances greater than 10 ft.)
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