[jophillo]

Make use of the flash with normal day light for perfect results. Your digital camera may offer a 'reduced flash' setting.
Direct aimed flash on groups of people may give better-looking pictures than direct flash on a single person.
The now-a-days digital cameras allow you to set high ISO speeds e.g. ISO 800 which may help avoid using flash altogether.
Avoid red-eye by turning up light in the place.
If you use your camera’s red-eye reduction setting when taking flash photographs of people you avoid red-eye, but there’s a delay in taking the shot which may cause you to miss the moment


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