Hmm, did you read the instructions with the Omnibounce? Are you tilting the
head up? Check out my Omnibounce tests on my website. I've never had any
kind of hot spots with or without the omnibounce and my 380EX. I can't see
what the flash mode would have to do with it either, maybe you flash's zoom
feature is stuck at tele setting and you're shooting wide angle???
Jim Davis
Website: http://www.kjsl.com/~jbdavis/
"Every footstep must be true."
- Bruce Cockburn
----- Original Message -----
From: Tim Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2000 2:14 PM
Subject: EOS Omnibounce (dissapointed)
> Today I bought an EOS 1N and decided to get some more goodies while "in
the
> big city." One thing I got was an Omnibounce for my 380EX.
>
> Now, I don't know if the 380EX is doing A-TTL with the 1N or straight TTL,
> but it stinks whatever its doing. The pics seem to be exposed OK, but the
> flash is VERY concentrated to the center point of the picture... maybe it
is
> just a quirk with the 380EX, but I am going back to a rubber band and cut
> down index card... I'll just mail the Omnibounce back to the photo store.
>
> I like the 1N though (with booster)... sure feels different than an Elan
IIe
> w/BP50!
>
> -- Tim Williams
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