On May 31, 2010, at 2:58 PM, Charles Robinson wrote: > On May 28, 2010, at 22:27, paul stenquist wrote: > >> Whatever the Pentax flash is -- AF 540 I guess. It's totally unreliable with >> the K20 but a treat with the K7, in both standard and hi-speed synch mode. >> The latter is critical for outdoor portraits and the like. I use it more in >> hi-speed synch than standard mode. >> > > What is your SOP for using it with high-speed-sync? I know there are a few > ways to go about it, but would like a tip from someone who does it a lot.. > Just push the synch switch all the way to the right after turning the flash on. That's hi-speed mode. The synch switch is just to the left of the on/off switch. I usually shoot in aperture priority mode when working that way. If you can't get shutter speeds over 1.180th, your flash may not be fully engaged in the foot. Sometimes, I have to clean the contacts a bit and make sure the foot is fully inserted.
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