I have the same problem with my T-32. The problem is not
limited to the T-20; it is where the T-20 or T-32 sits in relation
to the lens. Olympus did make a flash extender that raises the
flash above the camera a couple of inches (I don't have one, so
someone can comment on whether TTL flash still functions).
This may help with the red eye. I never have the problem with my
Sunpak dedicated flash, where the flash bulb is raised ~3 inches
above the lens. But, I like the T-32's output better...
You could also try using a bounce grip or a stroboframe.
Mike
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From: Tony Salce <NadinaTony@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 1999 5:45 AM
Subject: [OM] Flash and Red Eye
>
>
>I have an OM1n and use a T-20. I only bought into the Olympus system
>recently(hopefully not stupidly, given some of the doom and gloom I've read
>recently about Olympus giving the game away). I always seem to get red eye
>particularly for my niece who has blue eyes. What can I do to correct this
>? I know I'm to move closer and all that,but would disposing of the T-20 in
>favour of a T-32 do the trick or would you recommend a Vivitar 283 or 285 ?
>I also have a sunpak 433D Auto. Can I use that on the OM1n ?
>
>Basically the question I'm asking is which is the best flash to use with
>the OM1n, particularly in regard to red eye? Your responses would be
>greatly appreciated.
>
>Thank you
>
>Tony
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