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What cause shadow at the bottom of my Pictures When I took pictures with my Canon EOS3 with a flash at a party, my pictures came back from the lab with shadow at the bottom. How do I correct this problem?
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Jennifer L. Bales |
upload one so we can see it Jen
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Jon Close |
What make/model flash? What make/model lens? Lens hood? Such shadows are often caused by a long or wide lens (or lens + hood) blocking the light from the flash. Also if the lens sees a wider angle than the flash can cover with light.
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
sync speed. If it were lens hood, you'd see it at the top. Or if it happens sometimes, it could be this rubber shock absorber that's breaking down. It leaves a sticky residue on the shutter blades causing them to stick. Probably sync speed though.
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Peter K. Burian |
James: I think Jon has hit the nail on the head here. Peter Burian
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
Check that, you would see it at the bottom. probably curved. I was visualizing the properly exposed half.
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