Hey guys,
I hate making threads like these as I'm sure there are so many already but just in case my requirements make the recommendations any different.
I recently got a 700D, mainly to take photos of my newborn son now and as he's growing up. They will be indoors a lot of the time and our flat has terrible lighting, so will need to use a flash. I understand the concept of bounce flashing so know it needs to be something that can be aimed away from the subject etc but just looking on various camera equipment sites gives so many different options that it's a bit overwhelming.
What would you guys recommend?
Budget is whatever it costs, although given I'm a novice when it comes to using a flash and baby photography, it would probably be silly to buy a really expensive flash now. Better to learn with a flash that's good enough then buy better later.
Thanks as always
EDIT - Someone recommended me this one, is that the best for its price point or can you spend less and get the same. But then is this one going to be good enough to learn on and save some money in the mean time?
I hate making threads like these as I'm sure there are so many already but just in case my requirements make the recommendations any different.
I recently got a 700D, mainly to take photos of my newborn son now and as he's growing up. They will be indoors a lot of the time and our flat has terrible lighting, so will need to use a flash. I understand the concept of bounce flashing so know it needs to be something that can be aimed away from the subject etc but just looking on various camera equipment sites gives so many different options that it's a bit overwhelming.
What would you guys recommend?
Budget is whatever it costs, although given I'm a novice when it comes to using a flash and baby photography, it would probably be silly to buy a really expensive flash now. Better to learn with a flash that's good enough then buy better later.
Thanks as always
EDIT - Someone recommended me this one, is that the best for its price point or can you spend less and get the same. But then is this one going to be good enough to learn on and save some money in the mean time?
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