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Hi emotap, please check out this site Understanding Metering and Metering Modes what you must first of all understand that spot metering has NOTHING to do with focusing... its related to exposure.. that is what this site explains about... and when doing portrait best to focus on the...

Of course it gave up bro. It's weathered sealed not waterproof. You still should use a camera raincoat.

I know its easier said then done but sometimes it is best to have a 2nd body when you cover weddings, in case one body starts to give problems... Usually I bring 2... one with 24-105 + flash the other with 50/85mm lens with/withouht flash...

Congrats on the purchase.... Welcome to the family....

Hi Greatspider, One more thing just incase you have done the steps i mentioned earlier and it is still not working... Had this same problem with my sony camera... THe problem was dirty contacts.... Just use a cotton bud dip in nail polish remover and clean the contacts of the flash and the...

Hi Greatspider, Not sure if you have tried this but 01) Mount the flash 02) in the camera menu got to ->3rd Yellow Spanner Icon. 03) scroll down to "External Speedlite control" and select it, 04) in the next page, scroll down to "Flash C.Fn settings" and select it, 05) using the thumb...

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HI Catchlights... sorry for the misunderstanding.. maybe i also should have made a bit clear on my part.. when i refer to portraits i refer to peoples portraits shots... that is also what the TS and i were discussing...and oh yeah i did read it, dude there was only like 2 lines.... i got...

So i am just going to close with this summary of what i meant, There is no Official Lens called Portrait Lens. It is just a term used to describe a set of lens used commonly for Portrait shots.. the classic Portrait shots. Just like there is a set of lens that is used for Landscape Shots...

Firstly, Nice... 100 mm macro is truly delicious.... Secondly, 100mm falls within the range of 24 to 135.. these numbers is usually a good range for shooting portraits.. you wouldnt want to get a 500mm and stand soooo far away from the model that she would start to wonder if she got BO.