Many months ago, I assembled a 14-page guide about using flashes with film cameras. If you are nervous about using a flash with your film camera because you just are not sure what to do, this guide is for you. Yes, it's easier with digital, just because you have instant feedback, but be brave! It's pretty easy to use a flash manually as well as on automatic mode with your SLR, or any camera that has a flash shoe.
Here is the link to the guide. It's just too much for a blog post, and I would never be happy with the formatting. This is an easy to print 14 page guide that I hope you'll find helpful.
The link ---
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TV4UvHlX-TRHTZNhfYKbWKEVmP7ypP5r
My gift to you!
Mark
3 comments:
What an outstanding document! I'm one of those hobbyists who's been mystified by the flashes that have come with many of the cameras I've bought. You've given a real gift to the whole community by sharing your experience! Thank you!
Jim:
I am glad that you like it. I spent a bit of time putting it together earlier in the year, and almost forgot about it! Cheers!
Mark
I thoroughly enjoyed reading your blog post on flash photography with film cameras. It's refreshing to come across content that explores the intersection of traditional film photography techniques and modern flash technology. Your post provided insightful information and practical tips that I found helpful and inspiring. I completely agree with your emphasis on the importance of balancing flash with ambient light when shooting with film. I appreciated the way you explained the advantages of using a flash meter to ensure accurate exposure. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and expertise on this topic. I'm looking forward to reading more of your insightful articles and learning from your experiences with film photography. To know about the same, Click here.
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