Thanks Paul, that info definitely widens my knowledge base and gives me a
clearer idea of what I am looking for in a flash. Thanks.
Charlton
If I had wanted to put up with high maintenance I would have married a
primadonna with a Harley.
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From: Paul Ewins
Hi Kostas,
Thanks for the info and the link to the site regarding flash types. That
was a great site. Very informative. Thank you. Okay, here is another
question. I was taking a shot of my father in his woodworking shop. There
was flourescent lighting. The lowlighting alert came on inside
Hi group,
Since I'm a (what I consider) a novice at photography, I don't do this
professionally, I really am not knowledgeable about terms, etc.,
My camera is an SLR, or what I've always thought of as a 35mm camera, one of
the lens that act as a regular lens with limited macro says it's a 58mm
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From: Charlton Vaughan
Subject: Camera size and lens size.
Hi group,
Since I'm a (what I consider) a novice at photography, I don't do this
professionally, I really am not knowledgeable about terms, etc.,
My camera is an SLR, or what I've always
Thanks a bunch Alan. I'm going to check those out.
Charlton
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primadonna with a Harley.
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Subject: Re:
Thankks for the ideas but unfortunately that doesn't check out. I even have
problems getting the built in flash to work on the camera on demand.
Charlton
If I had wanted to put up with high maintenance I would have married a
primadonna with a Harley.
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I have an old model camera, Pentax SF10 w/Sunpak auto 266 D thyristor flash.
Now whether that means anything to anyone is my guess (but I'm hoping it
does) :)
The flash syncing with the shutter is very unpredictable and I'm not sure
what to do about it. I have the Pentax manual but it's
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