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Hello Peter and welcome,
I haven't tried shooting butterflies myself, but in this sort of situation I'd use plenty of diffusion if I had to use flash, I like to shoot macro , and find this approach softens any harsh flash effects. ... Jack. |
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Wow, Thank-you for the advice. I'll have better understanding now, and I will put everything into practice.
Regards, Peter |
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Wow, Thank-you all for the advice. I'll have better understanding now, and I will put everything into practice.
Regards, Peter |
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Post a couple of pictures when you get back. I didn't offer any advice because most of my butterfly pictures are lousy and I love looking at them.
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i will without any photoshop fix-ups.
Peter |
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