- 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 LS2PJ at a 45 degree angle toward the
subject. 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 LS2PJ toward your subject on most sunny days
at distances greater than 10 ft.
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