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Old 08-12-2007   #376 (permalink)
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Trying to use manual, expose for the blue sky, and use fill flash to help bride and groom. Duh. They were facing the sun. Why would I use fill flash? Except look at their eyes. Is this a hopeless situation when trying to get their eyes filled with light?
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