Taking photos with flash on my pentax 67

[@SamsonArnettRoughley]

As much as I was hyping up the handle, I have now realised that all the shots of me holding the camera show me not even using it.

[@helenaarnett1211]

As always interesting and clearly presented .

[@TheFinfred]

epic ;o

[@shotbyj1485]

Just picked up Pentax 645, I’m stoked to tryout the kit since it came with a flash too.

[@SamsonArnettRoughley]

nice one bud.

[@LeahWinfield]

These shots are beautiful. I'm about to venture out with my Pentax using an external flash. This gave me more confidence considering the metering ahah

[@SamsonArnettRoughley]

Nice one!

[@aram4854]

Thanks for the great information

[@ioshrodgers]

Amazing video as always

[@SamsonArnettRoughley]

Glad you enjoyed

[@SISSI_LU]

just found your channel, subbed!!

[@SamsonArnettRoughley]

[@KBMc3939]

These are some great pictures man

[@stevekingswell9143]

Nice shots, been looking into getting a Pentax 67.

[@RedStarRogue]

I just did a test shoot with a canon speedlite in my house at night. I shot almost everything at f2.4 but kept changing the shutter speed.

[@ionvasile7929]

What abiut red eye in pictures shot in dark? How you handle this?

[@ReubenJBrown]

Samson be like: 📸

[@ReubenJBrown]

Extending the video to 10:00

[@SamsonArnettRoughley]

end cards!!

[@rockhills]

I too am curious about the metering. I know those flashes have some dials and things to set and I’m wondering if you bothered with those?

[@SamsonArnettRoughley]

It does! You put in the ISO, then measure distance to your subject and then it tells you which aperture you should use, should have spoken about this in the video but forgot.

[@guenin]

Have you tried shooting one or two shutter stops faster than the "sync speed" when using flash? I've found some cameras to be somewhat conservative with their specifications.

[@SamsonArnettRoughley]

Haven't ever risked it! will deffo give that a try though.

[@jackharper6854]

[@crousticroc]

Nice video! Wish you talked a bit about your metering though... Do you use the "auto" mode of the flash? Or do you use a handheld flash meter?

[@SamsonArnettRoughley]

You put in the ISO, then measure distance to subject and it tells you which aperture to use.