>> Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1998 21:49:36 -0500
>> From: "Scott G. Chandler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
>> [...]If this is the case it seems the only way to darken the
>> foreground is via the asa/iso dial. When this line of discussion >>
arises amoungst fellow photographers there seems to be a wide
>> variety of opinion as to the function and affect of the exposure >>
compensation dial. Any enlightenment would be most appreciated
>Scott, I don't know about the N90s but in the N70 you have a
>separate fill-in flash compensation mode which does just that. I
>assume it can't be much different in the N90s.
The N90 and N90s don't have a built in flash, so flash exposure
compensation is performed by controls on the flash, not the body.
So on the N90/N90s, you have to have an SB-24/25/26/27/27 speedlight
to do flash compensation. Speedlights since the 25 support 3D TTL
Matrix flash metering.
Regards,
Steve
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