Krisada wrote:
I am wondering if someone can help explain...
Why when I set the compensation of the SB24 say to -2EV
(or any negative numbers), the range indicator on the back
of the SB24 increases to greater distance? I was expecting
it to be less distance if -2EV means I want 2 stop less
Negative compensation means you want less light on the subject - so for any
given output, the subject must be further away. Using TTL, the output of
the flash will be reduced to compensate, but a limit is reached when the
flash is at full output. In this case, it will be capable of illuminating a
