Raquel J. Jimenez |
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wedding photography
ok I was in a wedding taking some pictures for some friends then this was in a hall and I used a canon speed light 300 Ez flash with a canon 3000 camera, I used too some lens like zoom 28-80mm and 28-300mm and some photos was a little blue, I use in the zoom 28-80mm a filter 80A I think because in the room was yellow light, then I used with this lens teh filter 80a can you advise me what I did bad and what is ok? thanks
July 27, 2004
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Jon Close |
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In a dim indoor setting, the flash is providing the main light. The light from the flash is balanced to daylight color, so there is no need for the 80A filter. If you use the 80A filter with the flash, then that will give you too much blue in your pictures. The 80A is only used if your only source of light is tungsten room lights or similar such as fire light, candles, etc.
July 27, 2004
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