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Filed under: Photography — Excerpt from: New York Institute of Photography on Wednesday, May 10, 2006

Of all the questions we get from students, probably the most popular (after what camera, lens, etc. should I buy?) is how do I use my flash? And no wonder. Flash photography can be confusing and challenging, especially with the feature-laden models out there today. But it doesn't have to be that way. Let's see if I can simplify things a bit. Vivitar flash 283 Virtually all modern cameras except the really high-end professional models feature built-in flash. Some have the flash tube flush with the camera body while others are the "pop-up" variety. Either way, they all have the same limitations -- harsh lighting and ugly shadows -- and this is true whether the camera is a digital model or uses film. But a built-in flash can be used to trigger one or more flashes off the camera, all without annoying wires connecting them.

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