Our second question this week comes from Abdulaziz Alghamdi who asks:

"I love your videos thanks for being kind, I have a question, when using flash, how do I set the (ISO, shutter and aperture) on the camera to give accurate exposures?"

So this is something that often confuses people because you expect with a flash that you should be able to set your Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO settings while using the flash and have the camera's exposure indicator account for the flash.

Unfortunately it doesn't work that way, so when you set your settings, you actually ignore the exposure indicator and set your settings to wherever you want (within reason) and then adjust the flash (either automatically with TTL flash or manually) to light up the scene.

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