Pat,
When using TTL, the flash cutoff is controlled by the camera. The
sensor in the camera is reading light of the film plane and so the ISO
setting on the flash is irrelevant. The flash setting is only needed
when you are using the flash in Auto mode.
Bruce
Thursday, November 14, 2002, 6:
At 09:11 PM 2/25/01 -0800, you wrote:
How do you guys
cheat the PZ1-p to do Slow Flash?
You need to shoot in manual. Set the shutter and aperture to what you
want, and shoot. (See pg 93 of the manual.)
You can simplify this by setting Pentax Function 6 to 1, which leaves the
aperture value fixed
In a message dated 2/26/01 12:22:33 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< >The AF200T was set to ISO 640 (f/8)?
>TTL flashes set up on the ISO # so ISO 800 = f/11, with some lenses
>sometimes
>f/9.5.
ISO400. Unfortunately, I do not have the AF200T manual with me so I do n
On Sat, 24 Feb 2001 18:35:52 -0800, Alan Chan wrote:
>I have never used TTL flash in program mode much so I have never paid much
>attention to this feature. Until yesterday, I have discovered the auto
>aperture would be set quite differently by two different flashes - Metz
>40MZ3i and Pentax A
>The AF200T was set to ISO 640 (f/8)?
>TTL flashes set up on the ISO # so ISO 800 = f/11, with some lenses
>sometimes
>f/9.5.
ISO400. Unfortunately, I do not have the AF200T manual with me so I do not
know why. Maybe that's the limitation of this flash?
regards,
Alan Chan
>How do you guys cheat the PZ1-p to do Slow Flash?
I think I can answer that. I checked the manual and it mentioned, with F and
FA lenses, the Z-1p can determine the focal length and chose the slowest
shutter speed. For instance, with FA43/1.9, Z-1p chose 1/30x. With A35/2.8
or 50/1.7, it chos
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>
> I have never used TTL flash in program mode much so I
> have never paid much
>
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> I have never used TTL flash in program mode much so I
> have never paid much
> attention to this feature. Until yesterday, I have
> discovered th
In a message dated 2/24/01 9:37:35 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Until yesterday, I have discovered the auto
aperture would be set quite differently by two different flashes - Metz
40MZ3i and Pentax AF200T. With the 40MZ3i, the chosen aperture was f2 while
the AF20
I have never used TTL flash in program mode much so I have never paid much
attention to this feature. Until yesterday, I have discovered the auto
aperture would be set quite differently by two different flashes - Metz
40MZ3i and Pentax AF200T. With the 40MZ3i, the chosen aperture was f2 while
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