Weird soft/fuzzy effect on photos when using flash.
I tried resetting my camera and also my flash. I also tried changing lenses. It has gotten to the point where I am like is there something wrong with my camera?? But I definitely feel like it has something to do with my settings on my camera when using this flash. As my natural direct sunlight photos are super sharp.
What am I doing to be creating this effect all the sudden?? PLEASE help. Going crazy.
I will attach unedited flash photos from when I first started and they were looking super sharp (girl with the freckles), and then now the effect its creating on my recent photos.
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