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A flash emits a burst of light that is very fast. When it's on that effectively becomes your shutter speed (some flashes are 1/4000ths of a second) so anything lit by that brief flash is frozen. When it is off any motion during the window of time the shutter is open will be recorded as blur.

No answer, just advice. READ FINE PRINT WHEN ENTERING! A lot of contests practice "rights grabbing" where by entering...not winning or making it to finals.....gives them complete ownership of your image. So technically, if you enter one of those contests with that in the print, and enter...

It depends on the flash/camera combo. Some of the older flashes don't get along with the new DSLR cameras and can render your camera into a very expensive desk ornament. I don't understand everything about it, so I can't get specific, but I would do more research. Hate to see a good camera...

Well "a lot of people" are right. Pretty much any DSLR will give you a launching pad. It would have helped to know your approximate budget, but all the same I would likely make the same suggestions. Get yourself a entry level body. The lens in the front and the brain in the back are the key...

Well "a lot of people" are right. Pretty much any DSLR will give you a launching pad. It would have helped to know your approximate budget, but all the same I would likely make the same suggestions. Get yourself a entry level body. The lens in the front and the brain in the back are the key...

You have a good budget. First, consider this. The camera body that you chose is the LEAST important part of the camera system. Wanna know THE most important part? Look in a mirror. Now the second most important part...the lens. I say that to say this, don't try to find a camera that costs...