Is flash power (not sensitivity) adjustable?
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No. You can adjust many things manually - ISO. Exposure etc. the flash has two red eye reduction modes.
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The manual is available on line so you can research your own particular use.http://www.panasonic.co.uk/html/en_GB/Products/LUMIX+Digital+Cameras/Compact+Cameras/DMC-LF1/Manuals/12501956/index.html
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No :( the only control Is a knob on the back of the unit itself, which controls the frequency of the flash.
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Yes. The flash extender simply uses a light sensor that senses your flash going off and triggers the unit. It also sees how much more flash is needed and adjusts according to the setting low to high. I use it with my Cannon point and shoot.
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It does have a setting on it to allow you to trigger it from another flash, I would recommend spending the extra ten dollars and getting the 300 watt one.
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Not directly. You will need a pocket wizard transceiver. You can get a pocket wizard TT5 on each flash. You can then control the flash power remotely with the sekonic.
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Only compatible to power adjustment unless you use your hands out the window to adjust it
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As far as I can tell it isn't. There's a knob on the back that controls the speed of the flashes
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Yes and you can manually override it's automatic decision about using the flash or not.
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If it can, I have not found that setting yet. I recommend the Cannon Rebel Xti. I use it at work and it is amazing. I set it on action mode and you can snap away, just hold the button! And it has settings to change the aperture for different lighting.
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Hi Paul - The Olympus Stylus 50 iHS flash power (brightness) is not adjustable. With the spring-loaded flash in the popped-up position (via a mechanical slide switch), the user has three flash options: "on" for fill flash - flashes each time a photo is taken; "off" - never flashes; "automatic" - flashes when lighting conditions are poor. I guess flash intensity could be decreased by fastening a small piece of translucent material in front of the tiny flash (e.g., waxed paper). - Art
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Sure, and you can customize it for the intensity of the flash light you want.Basically, its built for the manual mode shooting
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You need to set your camera to E-TTL and use a compatible flash if you want automatic setting of flash power by the camera. If you want manual control, set it to manual. The settings are in: External flash func. setting > Flash mode
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Yes. You go to Menu>Camera settings>2>Flash mode. Select "fill flash" from the menu and the flash will go off, regardless of the light levels. Naturally, the flash needs to be opened/up for this to work.
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No. There is a small button next to the flash. Push this button when you want to use the flash.
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I am not really sure! I had set my settings on automatic and the flash only worked when it was needed. I am sure there must be a way to keep it on, but I really don't have the answer for you. You may be able to download the manuel for it from the sony website. Worth a try.
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There isn't one as far as I know. I think you have two choices - 1) use ETTL, or 2) guess the power in manual and review the histogram. I must say that I'm disappointed that they haven't published a fix for the manual / pre-flash problem, and I'm currently considering going back to PW because of this. However, if you want ETTL, they are great.
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I'm not sure what to tell you on that one. But it is a manual flash. Plug-in a trigger and take some test shots with brightness settings and you will get dialed in pretty quick. Do you have any other specific questions that you need help with?