On-Camera Flash Exercise:

Goal:
1) Become familiar with your camera's functioning using the built-in flash.
2) Using the menu and camera manual learn how your camera controlls the flash power using + & - EV control.
3) Discover how the camera measures the flash to control the exposure.  Learn how to use TTL (through the lens) metering and how to disable it.
4) Learn what happens when you use Aperture Priority, Shutter priority and Manual modes to change the balance between the ambient light  and the flash exposure on the subject.

Requirements:
SHOOT jpg plus RAW

a) Take photographs of subjects without and with on-camera flash to see how adding the light from the flash can change the image.

b) Shoot in multiple locations and lighting conditions, types of lighting and a variety of subject matter.

c) Experiment throughout the shoot with different combinations of flash power settings, aperture and shutter speed changes.

d) Create multiple series of images of the same subject showing how changes in flash can change the quality of the image.

e) Shoot freely and experimentally to gain familiarity with this important tool for image making.   Show your interest and effort by shooting in multiple sessions, different times of day, and different days.  (100 images shows mminimum effort)