Is the flash power adjustable?
1580308
I'm not entirely sure of your question but if you're asking if the light intensity can be adjusted, the answer is "yes". You can adjust intensity and customize the light color in the app.
1182248
yes.. you can change de settings on your flash heads... considering your camera has a menu / function fo rit... My camera is Canon 5D MK3 and I use 580 EX II flash heads.. . I can change the settings (Manual, ETTL, Power output, etc) directly from the camera ... Also, since, sometimes, I use up to 8 flash heads, I can configure them in groups and control each group separately too...
2186345
No. I use it quite often on both modes and it works very well. I assume you mean flash.
1532912
yes, it is adjustable and you can use your flash 580ex ii on the top tansmitter :)
1277388
No. You can adjust many things manually - ISO. Exposure etc. the flash has two red eye reduction modes.
162060
it is not adjustable - whatever you have for a power source is your output. if you hook up to 12 volts, you get 12 volts output - no adjustment, for example.
1953261
I haven't used it in a while so I don't really remember but I think as long as it is open it will not interfere with the flash.
376807
No idea. I bought it. Wasn't impressed. Plus flash didnt pop out consistently and returned it.
209367
I set the flash on manual mode. Is that what you are asking, if not please clarify question.
1445857
Yes, it has a flash, but I hardly ever use it, as the auto settings are good.
887816
As far as I know, it is not. Have you looked at the Olympus web site? You might also want to Google Olympus 50 HS flash power to see if you get anything. I hope this helps.
825928
I can't recall but if you buy a short synch cable (you can buy them here on amazon for about $5 each) then the question is moot. Because you can hang the flash trigger where ever you want or need to so its not in the way. I have several soft boxes and use that solution all the time to get my flash to fit and function properly
1694060
Yes, there is a thumb control located on the usb plug module that allows you to smoothly vary the intensity from none to a maximum which is more than bright enough for my purposes (Mainly looking in my sewer line and fireplace chimney). Hope this helps
350116
No. When you plug it on it is automatically on. There is no adjustment either.
1707376
Yes, but it is not obvious. On the holder on the ring, at the rear of the holder, below a small camera type shoe mount, push the toggle down and slide the flash out of the shoe. The electric cable only gives you about 18 inches from the ring's power supply. The flash units have individual 1/4 inch standard camera receptacles on the bottom, so they can be positioned on appropriate tripods or other 1/4 inch platforms for precise close in work. And the unit takes 4 AA batteries. Good in a way (cheap, reliable), but you have to remember to replace them before they go bad and corrode the inside of the battery case. I try to replace all sleeping batteries every spring and fall equinox. Yes, but it is not obvious. On the holder on the ring, at the rear of the holder, below a small camera type shoe mount, push the toggle down and slide the flash out of the shoe. The electric cable only gives you about 18 inches from the ring's power supply. The flash units have individual 1/4 inch standard camera receptacles on the bottom, so they can be positioned on appropriate tripods or other 1/4 inch platforms for precise close in work. And the unit takes 4 AA batteries. Good in a way (cheap, reliable), but you have to remember to replace them before they go bad and corrode the inside... » Read More Yes, but it is not obvious. On the holder on the ring, at the rear of the holder, below a small camera type shoe mount, push the toggle down and slide the flash out of the shoe. The electric cable only gives you about 18 inches from the ring's power supply. The flash units have individual 1/4 inch standard camera receptacles on the bottom, so they can be positioned on appropriate tripods or other 1/4 inch platforms for precise close in work. And the unit takes 4 AA batteries. Good in a way (cheap, reliable), but you have to remember to replace them before they go bad and corrode the inside of the battery case. I try to replace all sleeping batteries every spring and fall equinox. « Show Less
369494
Not that I know of. There may be a way to set it so it does, but I am not aware of it. To me it is not a major problem. You can judge pretty much when you need to use flash. Also, you can easily pop up the flash to provide fill light when taking a photo of someone with harsh lighting conditions.
345561
Yes, the modeling light adjusts variably with the same power knob as the strobe.