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<blockquote> <p>2. Does an on-camera flash retain its ittl function (pass-through function)?<br> No it is manual pass through only.</p> </blockquote> <p>Are you sure? Other cheap triggers I tried kept the ittl function going for the camera mounted flash.</p>

<p>Few questions on this transceiver:</p> <p>1. Does the transmitter awaken a remote flash / remote studio strobe?<br> 2. Does an on-camera flash retain its ittl function (pass-through function)?<br> 3. Will a <em>camera mounted flash</em> fire when the transmitter is turned in the off position?<br> 4. Will a<em> remote flash </em>fire when the transmitter is turned in the off position?<br> 5. Is it reliable?<br> 6. Does an even cheaper transceiver exist?</p> <p> </p>

<p>The first dance is usually in the same setting: no ambient light, one hard spot light on the couple. Pretty standard.</p> <p>So what settings are best for this situation ?</p>

<p>On camera bounce flash, on camera direct flash, off camera hand held flash, off camera tripod flash, no flash... ?<br> Dragging the shutter or fast shutter?</p> <p>How do you shoot the first dance and what are your default settings?</p>

<p>I have a 20mm 2.8 and 80-200mm 2.8 af-d (fx body) and am looking for a lens to fill the gap. Which fits better: 35mm or 50mm?</p> <p>The mean of the focal lengths (20mm+80mm)/2 gives me 50mm.</p> <p>But looking at the angle of view (90°+30°)/2 gives me an average of 60°, which corresponds to a 35mm lens.</p> <p>Or should I find a 40mm... :p</p>