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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Segar Near Bukit Panjang
Posts: 628
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Guys..
Planning to Get this within this week What are the things to check before buying to prevent issues. How to check for: 1. Zoom Lock 2. Hotshoe Lockup (Stuckup) 3. Underexpose 4. ETC Thanks
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PENTAXIAN till the End Pentax K20d,DA* 50-135,Tamron 28-75, Sigma 10-20 , Qray 70-300, Kit & 540 |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: "River end"
Posts: 2,894
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. Underexpose? user not familiar?Good Luck. |
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Member
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: SG
Posts: 640
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Agreed that it is just pure luck.
Got my first set as a gift with a 4 seconds startup and google abit to discover that it should not be this way. Went down to the shop and exchange for another set. Tested with camera and everything is fine from startup time to zoom to wireless. Went home happily and who know days after, i needed the flash to shoot a small event and problem arises when i was preparing the night before. Slow startup and a stuck zoom. Almost wanted to DIY to rectify the stuck zoom as i needed the flash the next day but decided against it since it is a brand new set. Ended up shooting with higher ISO with available lights. I guess you can only test the flash to a certain extend to ensure functionality but do check on it days before your actual shoot to ensure it is working. As for underexposure with 540, it is known to underexpose using P-TTL to ensure no detail is lose especially the highlights. Dial in a +1/3 on both your camera (K10D as far as i know) and 540 and you should see a better result instead. Test try at home to adjust accordingly. |
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New Member
Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 43
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My flash is on auto then I use Av mode in my cam. The shutter speed is always 80. If I use manual and push the green button, the shutter speed is also set at 80. Is this normal?
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