womblesa

Hey guys new to the forums, reading through this post I thought I would also say a flash diffuser is the best way to solve this, as a photographer, I shoot a lot of event and one of the problems is exposing correct. For those that have a camera with a pop up flash you can buy pop up flash diffusers, which are similar to the one posted above. Cheap versions are available on Ebay, but a shop called Photoco camera house in Adelaide Central Arcades are great, have a chat to the boys in there, they may give you the wrong info if you tell them Jason from JEM Group sent you, but it may also help As it has been said shooting in Auto or a program mode is generally a no no, however shooting with a flash that has E-ttl will meter the shot and especially if it is only you and your shooting on a tripod and timer/cable release this will allow you to stay in AF (Auto Focus) as well. Also try not to have the flash pointed direct at the fish, the diffusers you can generally direct them away.

im only down the road from west lakes, I should give it a go down there, wait bait or jig for down there guys? Thanks bit of a noob, have a dad that hates fishing so now its up to me to learn when I want food