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Indi off camera flash


I decided to do a quick shot of Indi seeing how easy it would be to do one available light then one shot with the QFlash 
I left the flash power at 1/32 and the camera was set on 800s f3.6 ISO 640
I held the flash at arms length and the trigger on camera fired the flash. It's amazing how easy this was to achieve such a difference between ambient and then the flash lit version.

Obviously the leaf shutter allows the lens to synchronise at any shutter speed so we could dial down the exposure to give more shadow and contast fora completely different look.





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