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Digital Photography 101

Chapter 5: Lighting Systems

5.2: TTL Fill Flash

TTL stands for Through the Lens and fill flash is a technique often used in portraits to fill in shadow. Light on a subjects face will match the exposure required for the background. The camera will vary the amount of light from the flash unit. Very useful on sunny days when you don't want your subject squinting into the sunlight. Correct fill flash will only be enough light to fill in the shadows without blowing or washing out the subject. The eyes are said to be the pathway to the soul and a little flash or lighting will also provide a pleasing glint in the eye. The trick is not to use too much flash.

 

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