Hello Kevin, What film do you use? If negative, could still be the latitude of the film that is rescuing you from the underexposure. Digital responds more like slide film. What happens if you do an outdoor shot manually with an external meter reading on both slide film and *istD.
Seems to me the problem you have is unrelated to flash. -- Best regards, Bruce Saturday, January 31, 2004, 2:41:49 PM, you wrote: KW> This one time, at band camp, Frits Wüthrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> > I mostly use studio type flash and have experienced the same underexposure. >> I assume you mean you were using TTL here which gave you at least one >> stop underexposure? KW> No, I do not use TTL for flash. KW> I set everything manually. I use a hand held meter to measure the light KW> falling on the subject. and set my aperature accordingly and bracket. When using KW> this method with film, I have little, if any, difficulties. When I use KW> the *istD, I get underexposed images. KW> Kind regards KW> Kevin
