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11th May 2005
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Dark Shadow
Hi guys,
I know of this existing problem, but I want to know if there's a workaround. When the lens adapter for A95 or other A series is mounted together with some lens, when you fire off the flash.. it will cause a dark shadow in the image. I use a slave flash mounted with a bracket with a95 and I use a piece of paper to direct the flash from the camera to the slave flash.. still same results... I tried to tilt the slave flash at various angle.. still got shadow.. Any clues? |
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11th May 2005
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NPNT.
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11th May 2005
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Simply bring the flash further away from the lens.
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12th May 2005
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I have not a chance to snap at my own camera set up yet.. but this is the shadow i am talking about...
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12th May 2005
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Just do what I said earlier.
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12th May 2005
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Fantastic!   Can I invite you to give a seminar on Macro-work with your PnS?  Last edited by TechMage; 12th May 2005 at 01:07 PM. |
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12th May 2005
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thanks guys... i see how can i fix it higher...
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