Thanks for the info Joe and Bruce(how many beer do i owe you now,Bruce)
Ok,i'll try that with the IF button.Vic touched on it when i meet up with him,but we
went
over quite a bit
in a short time,it was probably mentioned and duly forgotton
So in the normal area of shooting,say in sun or enough
Dave,
Unless the camera can set flash exposure compensation like the 1p then
you will have to do it the old fashioned way. Basically set to manual
mode, meter and set your camera settings. Then use standard exposure
compensation so that the flash will fire less than needed for full
exposure.
So
The PZ-1 does utilize the ambient light reading along with TTL flash
-- but in the situation you describe, the straight shot of a person
under a tree would likely come out with too much flash on the
subject, at least for most people's tastes.
With the PZ-1, you can adjust flash compensation wit
Ok so i read a bit of the PZ-1 manual at lunch(Bwaa haaa h,i really do
use
these things)and
the daylight sync flash has me concered,again,sorry folks.
It basically staes that in ttl auto the camera will set a speed between 250 and 60
according to ambient
light.But no more details.
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