What kind of flash do you use?

[Will]

You can use natural light inside! thats what windows are for

[Bob]

Lets see... "Natural Light"... hmmm... OK, a high voltage applied to a quartz glass tube filled with xenon gas ionizes the gas in the tube making it conductive. A storage capacitor connected across terminals of the quartz tube discharges it's energy into the tube, further ionizing the gas and releasing energy in the form of a bright flash of light. Yup, it follows the laws of physical science, a natural process, therefore it's natural light! If you happen to have said flash unit with you, it's available, therefore available light...

:-)

hehehehe

[Taylor]

Hahahahahaha well I guess you are right.. but thats not what we were talking about! Should I have said "outdoor light"? Haha. Well, I WILL get a flash when I get a nicer camera, but for now, Im grounded to "Outdoors light" because my flash sucks, and I cant attach another to my P+S.........

[jointhetrain]

idk if u mean me but natural in what is already there shawdows that are already cast... etc im not into altering reality much even if its so incredibaly true to normalcy

[Taylor]

Haha I had to read that over two times and it still doesnt make sense.. Ahh I woke up slow today..

[Bob]

Originally Posted by jointhetrain

idk if u mean me but natural in what is already there shawdows that are already cast... etc im not into altering reality much even if its so incredibaly true to normalcy

Nope, not anyone in particular, so take no offense, please. It's my stock answer to "natural light" and "available light"...

[Bob]

Originally Posted by vistasucks

Haha I had to read that over two times and it still doesnt make sense.. Ahh I woke up slow today..

This might help

Howstuffworks "How Camera Flashes Work"

[Taylor]

Haha thanks.. Ahh I can be so slow sometimes