:41 AM
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Subject: RE: Super A and fill-in flash?
Yes, in a way. If the camera is set to underexpose by three stops - that's
what it will do.
The flash will then try to give enough light for F.8. If you are
out doors,
only the closest part of the image will get light e
Hallo Bob,
the higer spees are automatically reset to 1/125, but the lower speeds
remain!
To all others: thanks for the replies sofar. Seem to hold some good
techniques, which I'll have to think over, before I understand them well...
Groeten,
Vic
Bob Sullivan wrote:
Vic,
It's been a whil
There's a way of doing it with TTL flash metering as well, I've done
this with my Metz.
1. Set the camera for the correct ISO for your film. Meter the scene,
and choose your manual aperture and shutter speed (shutter speed has
to be below flash sync speed). Leave the camera in metered manual
mode.
Thanks Jens, makes sense.
Don
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Emne: RE: Super A and fill-in flash?
Jens, how do you 'let the flash believe that the ISO setting is higher'?
I've always just stopped down a stop or two from what the flash recommends
and compensated with shutt
Vic,
It's been a while since I've used the Super A, but doesn't it
automatically set a 1/125 speed when you turn the AF280 on?
Regards, Bob S.
On 2/12/06, Vic Mortelmans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> I own the Super A (with TTL-flash) and the AF280T. The manual of this
> camera says: "I
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> From: Jens Bladt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Yes, in a way. If the camera is set to underexpose by three stops - that'
Yes, in a way. If the camera is set to underexpose by three stops - that's
what it will do.
The flash will then try to give enough light for F.8. If you are out doors,
only the closest part of the image will get light enough for f8. The rest
will be under exposed by three stops. In doors (short dis
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