The SF1/SFX and SF1n/SFXn cameras, the series that introduced the RTF TTL flash to the SLR world, were nevertheless criticized (in reviews, at least) for the limited film range the flash was useable with: ASA 25-400. Does this mean that the flash won't fire at all with ASA 800 film in the camera, for example, or that it will fire but the exposures will be a stop overexposed? And if overexposure is the case, would exposure compensation take care of the problem, at least where flash is the dominant source of light in the scene?

Joe

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Joe Wilensky
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