Hi David,
Some years ago by the time the 5N was just released, a well known
and appreciated pdml member - Roberto Burgos (who unfortunately has
left the group for some time now) conducted a formal test of the
MZ-5N flash compensation under controlled conditions ( flashmeter,
studio,
Hi,
Question: Is this with a particular flash er, unit, or have you
tried a few?
mike
on 12.12.02 5:48, David Willecke at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Max, I just today got an e-mail from the Pentax corporation confirming my
observations--they said that the camera assumed the flash is the primary
light source and the one the photographer would want to be able to
adjust--and I
David Willecke a écrit:
Max, I just today got an e-mail from the Pentax corporation confirming
.
You can verify with an AF360FGZ (or 330/500FTZ ?): the useful distance
varies, the max. distance increases in case of correction -
To verify if also works in wireless mode !
Michel
On Thu, 12 Dec 2002, Michel Carrère-Gée wrote:
David Willecke a écrit:
Max, I just today got an e-mail from the Pentax corporation confirming
.
You can verify with an AF360FGZ (or 330/500FTZ ?): the useful distance
varies, the max. distance increases in case of correction -
To
On Thu, 12 Dec 2002, David Willecke wrote:
leave this out of there manuals. I tested this by putting my cameras (both
the MZ-S and ZX5-N) on a tripod and attatching and unattatching the flash
unit while moving the exposure compensation dial. The data imprinting from
the MZ-S on a roll of
I have noticed that on my ZX5-N MZ-S Camera's, the exposure compensation
dial becomes a flash compensation dial if either the on-camera flash is
popped up or an external flash unit is attatched--that is, setting the
exposure compensation dial no longer changes the camera's shutter speed or
Title: RE: ZX5-N/MZ-S flash compensation
David wrote:
I have noticed that on my ZX5-N MZ-S Camera's, the exposure compensation
dial becomes a flash compensation dial if either the on-camera flash is
popped up or an external flash unit is attatched--that is, setting the
exposure
this?
It seems important if you use a flash and have a pentax?
David
From: McRae, Max MS [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: ZX5-N/MZ-S flash compensation
Date: Thu, 12 Dec 2002 11:04:14 +1100
David wrote:
I have noticed
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