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December 2nd 04, 07:45 PM
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A quick and dirty solution to your problem is to just use the flash. What
many people do is use a reflective card or board on the flash with it's head turned up so it acts as a bounce flash, bouncing off the card. Sto-Fen make a diffuser to do the same thing or, in a fix I've been known to resort to using a white paper bag over the flash head! Some transparent material used in window drapes is also useful as a softener. Raw flash, no matter how reduced is not kind to highlights. Diffused flash is the way to go. Doug ----------- "Jerry Shaw" wrote in message ... I have a new Canon 20D and 580 EX flash. I'm looking for information on using this combination for fill flash. 
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