I'll start by saying I'm a total novice. I have a dSLR and I shoot in "P mode" but that's about as good as I get. I also do some basic editing in Photoshop Elements.
So, my question: While I prefer natural light photography, we live in a wooded home and I also do like to take photos at night if DD is doing something cute. So, the flash on my camera is on a lot because I can't get a good crisp shot without it. I'm just using the stock flash (pops up from the camera) on my Nikon D400 but of course it washes her out and makes her eyes look crazy. I know that pro photographers sometimes have flashes that turn to "bounce light" off of things and I'm sure there are other solutions. Can anyone recommend any approaches or products that lessen these problems? (I know they won't go away completely, that's the nature of flash).
So, my question: While I prefer natural light photography, we live in a wooded home and I also do like to take photos at night if DD is doing something cute. So, the flash on my camera is on a lot because I can't get a good crisp shot without it. I'm just using the stock flash (pops up from the camera) on my Nikon D400 but of course it washes her out and makes her eyes look crazy. I know that pro photographers sometimes have flashes that turn to "bounce light" off of things and I'm sure there are other solutions. Can anyone recommend any approaches or products that lessen these problems? (I know they won't go away completely, that's the nature of flash).
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