How to Choose the Right Camera Flash
The camera flash has its own power source, enabling faster flash recycling. In other words, the recovery time from the moment of flash to when the camera is ready for the next flash is short, meaning photographers are less likely to miss their shot. It also provides more creative possibilities, allowing for more complex effects. What are the advantages of a camera flash? 1. Flash Range Flash range refers to the maximum distance from the flash to the subject while maintaining proper illumination. Subjects beyond this distance will not be reached by the flash's light, resulting in underexposed images. The maximum flash range for built-in flashes at ISO 100 is typically limited to 1 to 3 meters. External flash units offer higher flash output than built-in flashes, with some capable of illuminating subjects over 10 meters away. In other words, you can use them to ensure subjects farther from the camera receive sufficient light. 2. Coverage Angle The coverage angle, also known as the fl...