Will my pictures have a vignette on them by using this flash?
794416
You won't get vignettes with the flash but depending on the size of the lens you may get a light halo around the shot. It worked really well with my 50mm lens
794417
no, but changing your F-stop will give you the vignette effect. These rings are a really useful tool for closeups and macro/micro photography.
794418
I've only used the clear so far,and I haven't seen any altering of my shots.
794419
I have not seen any problems yet, but I'm only using it on my macro lens and a low f-stop for a good depth of field. I haven't tried a wide open f-stop yet.
892704
Yes. On the turn dial on the backside of the camera, you will see a flash picture. If you press the dial in that direction, you are prompted with an interface on the screen to let you force the flash off. I've done it a few times. Works great.
690295
No. There is a small button next to the flash. Push this button when you want to use the flash.
1779887
No. The slideshow can be set to display random TRANSITION effects, but there is no choice for random photo display. Ill be sending mine back because of the lack of this feature.
653989
I took some sample pics in the house at night with just lights on. They looked OK without the flash. I find with indoor pics I usually don't like the flash because it seems to wash out the photo.
50214
Not unless you are doing some short, stroposcopic videos. This flash only puts out measured bursts of light, not a steady stream suitable for video use.
1669197
Not at all in my experience. I can see it maybe interfering with flash but I haven't noticed anything like that either.
1641794
You will need to use a black permanent marker & color in the inside edge where the camera lens is. Otherwise your pictures taken using the flash will have a haze to them. Haze color will be whatever color your case is. Mine is pink. Ugh!
1484591
Yeah! Its should would just fine I love it for certain things.. but you know what I love better if your really looking into it.. can you see all of my purchased flashes?
1874854
I do not know because I do not have the same camera. More likely it will still trigger the flash.
1769602
Yes, it is the same than having the flash plugged to your camera...It gives good results when you are close to the subject and you dont have a white ceiling to bounce your flash...This is a sample... http://www.tourvirtualcostarica.com/images/images-gallery/Christian.jpg
343607
Apparently not: http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3651326#forum-post-53452388(It works but vignettes and image quality is poor)
1869388
Assuming you have a 58mm lens, yes. However if your lens is 18mm you will get slight vignetting despite what they claim
102170
Yes. Please keep in mind that this is not a dedicated flash so there is no communication between the camera and the flash. This is a more manual flash. Hope that helps!
2174534
Yes. It's a pop up flash and if the camera knows it's it's needed it will pop up automatically
133279
It most certainly will, more than that you will really enjoy this stroboframe it's really nice, no longer flipping the flash but now flipping the camera.
2117558
It comes with a small flash that has worked for me so far. It pops out (sometimes when you rather it wouldn't) on the left side of the camera.