On the odd occasion i use a flash i never leave the lense hood on, from
experience it pretty much always causes vignetting. If you need the flash
chance your not in a situation where the hood will be stopping any flare.

Thinking about it now i dont think i've ever used the flash on my MZ5n, i
have on some of my other bodies though.

Cya


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Apilado" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Pentax Group" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 2:54 PM
Subject: Flash question.


> Hi,
> The latest issue of Pop. Photography has an article about shooting photos
> using the built-in flash on SLR's.  Of concern is what happens to the
light
> from the flash when using it with different types of lenses.  The article
> listed Canon, Minolta, and two Nikons and recommendations as to whether to
> use the built-in or to attach an external flash.
> Pentax wasn't on the list.
> So,  what caveats do any of you have using built-in flash with any Pentax
> lenses.   Besides several SMC Takumars, I have three AF Pentax F-lenses, a
> 50, a 35-70 zoom, and the 70-210 Takumar.  I can see where an external
flash
> would be recommended for the long zoom.    I'm not sure about whether to
> leave a hood on the other two lenses when shooting with the built-in
flash.
> What are your experiences?
>
> Jim A.
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