Go as close as you can to the tank, preferrably lean the front of the
lens against the glass.
This will eliminate glare from ambient light sources and bright
t-shirts among the public too.
Jostein
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerome Reyes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 15, 2005 3:39 PM
Subject: RE: FGZ 360 wireless flash
How's that for a rapid response?! (Thanks, Don!)
No it can't, the built in flash is what controls the 360.
That's what I thought... but I figured I'd ask to be sure I wasn't
missing
something.
You can set the built in to _ONLY_ control the
360 and not contribute to overall exposure though.
Done! I didn't realize I could do that, but there it is in B&W (page
96 of
the camera manual).... Thanks again! I'll see how that works. I'm
headed
to an aquarium, and my goal is to minimize fireballs and glare from
the
flash on the fishtanks. Being able to fire the FGZ from an angled
seemed
pointless (at least in theory) if the OTF flash still went off...
but
maybe this'll cure that. I think I'll pack the 500 FTZ and extension
cord
just in case, though.
Thanks again!
- Jerome
