tonyq Suspended / Banned Messages 236 Edit My Images Yes 15 Feb 2017 #1 Hi all, does it matter whether you use flash exposure compensation on the camera Camera (600D) or on the Speedlight (430)?
Hi all, does it matter whether you use flash exposure compensation on the camera Camera (600D) or on the Speedlight (430)?
Phil V Suspended / Banned Messages 26,303 Name Phil Edit My Images No 15 Feb 2017 #2 tonyq said: Hi all, does it matter whether you use flash exposure compensation on the camera Camera (600D) or on the Speedlight (430)? Click to expand... No, But they're not additive, the camera overrides IIRC, I've always set it on camera, or on the triggers when using them.
tonyq said: Hi all, does it matter whether you use flash exposure compensation on the camera Camera (600D) or on the Speedlight (430)? Click to expand... No, But they're not additive, the camera overrides IIRC, I've always set it on camera, or on the triggers when using them.
HoppyUK Suspended / Banned Messages 23,200 Name Richard Edit My Images No 15 Feb 2017 #3 Phil V said: No, But they're not additive, the camera overrides IIRC, I've always set it on camera, or on the triggers when using them. Click to expand... It's the other way around - flash gun overrides the camera.
Phil V said: No, But they're not additive, the camera overrides IIRC, I've always set it on camera, or on the triggers when using them. Click to expand... It's the other way around - flash gun overrides the camera.
Phil V Suspended / Banned Messages 26,303 Name Phil Edit My Images No 15 Feb 2017 #4 HoppyUK said: It's the other way around - flash gun overrides the camera. Click to expand... Thanks Richard.
HoppyUK said: It's the other way around - flash gun overrides the camera. Click to expand... Thanks Richard.