Playing with a Strobe mode and automatic metering when "natural light has an impact on the subject" with Flash on your body

It is not possible to track well plugging, production, installation for each Lantern left when shooting, which sometimes simply take 1 automatically for real fast but still want the lights to "rapid exposure"
install the machine in A mode, adjust the ISO at a level appropriate to speed in the range from 1/1/x-200 > (just shake just make the most of light intensity), in the case of the surrounding scene too bright, with some light Speedlight is still possible for speeds up to 1/4000 but only taken when the subject is near
put the lights on the TTL mode/i-TTL/e-TTL
switch your mode to M and set parameters measured on the A mode before
Tips:
If the subject is lacking brightness compared to the surroundings, just like that taken by those parameters measured
for example:
(speed 1/1250 password F/4.5)
(Iso 640, F/1.8, 1/60)
If the subject is still bright enough compared to around then accelerate in the permitted range, or lower iso, or closed to drown out over dinner for a second, then make up the lights on the subject will light up
for example:
(iso 400, F/1.4, 1/100, and Of His darker Forces you to Seminar ahead)
(Iso 100, F/1.8, 1/1250, Zymurgy Ha light recoil than the background)
If the subject and the background around them too close to each other just to TTL and auto that do to, not metering or anything for it training

for example:
(Iso 500, F/2.8, 1/100, total metering-1.3 EV)
If the subject balance professional photography compared to the surroundings: take off lamp loads, to auto which capture
Add the Gel coloring up Flash also is a way to create many effects or
Note: when the Flash plug-in on the body do not get there foreground lighting in scope as this photo is glare up
Of the following three parts: 3 parts then at least everyone knows how to use dc dc cameras to image bright enough and a few small tips that came to light to dark can be taken without fear of lack of light.