It's easy to do with a manual strobe, or use one that has variable powers
like the sunpak or vivitar small shoe models. Look at the distance scale,
and put 1 stop less light at the footage you are using than you set in the
camera. Automatic will only be a confusion.
Roger (he who hates auto and ttl flash because they are harder to use than
taking control with your brain)
Thanks for your previous note.
pet05.jpg (10752 bytes) <http://www.robinsnestphotography.com/> Roger
Skully
Robin’s Nest Photography
www.robinsnestphotography.com <http://www.robinsnestphotography.com/>
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Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 3:20 PM
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Subject: Re: [OM] Going Digital-This is it, folks!
In a message dated 4/2/2002 Garth Wood writes:
<< Cool. But it doesn't seem to do the one thing that Mike V. was
really interested in -- fill-in flash
(unless done manually, which is what he was 'complaining' about...). >>
Actually, it does. The E-10 is capable of TTL fill flash so any flash
that is a dedicated TTL flash for the E-10 can. I lean toward the Metz
because it has more power than the FL-40. AFAIK, the Olympus FL-40 and
Metz 54 MZ-3 are the only two TTL capable flashes for the E-XX on the
market to date.
What's amusing is when you ask about manual fill-flash on an E-10 in the
digital forums and you get a big "huh? you can't do that" kind of reply.
I know it is possible, I'm doing it with my T-32 now...just not with
consistent results (yet).
Mike Veglia
Motor Sport Visions Photography
http://www.motorsportvisions.com
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