John et al;
Best thing would be a bounce grip - the expensive Oly one, or just a
cheap flash handle type grip. You'd need a TTL connector with that, but
red eye would be banished.
George
John Gaasland wrote:
>
> Wiese wrote:
> >
> > I've lost the original post, but someone was enquiring about how to get rid
> > of red-eye using the T20. I've just bought a T20, and was planning to use
> > it this weekend, but......
> >
> > How bad is the red-eye with the T20? - in what conditions? I haven't had a
> > chance to test it on people in low light, and it'll be dim where I'll be on
> > Friday, so I guess it'll have to be the Viv 283 after all - big and heavy
> > (and more powerful than I need this time round) but the head is high enough
> > not to give red-eye except at the high end of it's range when on camera.
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> > Andy
> > wiese@xxxxxxxxxx
> > ICQ# 12366792
> >
> Hi Andy, I'm the originator of the question, but no one has had an
> answer. With my 285 on a bracket, I have never gotten red eye, but I
> haven't used a zoom at 105mm either. The head and shoulder shot I did
> with the T20 had maximum red eye. The light was subdued, just a couple
> of 60w bulbs in the area, and it was another head and shoulder shot with
> a zoom. I think that's why OM made the extender accessoriy that raises
> the T20 and T32 up higher. I also have a red eye correction pen that is
> available at photo stores. Later, John.
>
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