External Flash Question. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I have finally moved from film(Canon AE-1) to digital with a new Canon A510. I would like to occasionally use an external flash with this new camera and figure that I might have two choices:...

to use any >> standard flash with this camera. >>>> -Ilya. >>>>> While you are on the subject of flashes, I have a question... Im looking for an adapter that slips into a generic hot shoe and allows the connection of a pc flash cable....

Be sure to get the Nikon SC-28 cable as the hotshoe adapter connecting wire won't interfere with the 5700 pop-up flash that has to pop up to control the external flash. I am pleased with the combination. I had to drill out a hole in my bracket to screw...

Konica Minolta A2 external flash questions. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital.zlr () Hi groupers. I own the Minolta A2. I want to get an external flash for it. I understand that Minolta uses a different shoe mount than the other brands. Are there any...

would set if you weren't using flash at all " My Question is that, is that really the case ? If so, how can we still use the Aperture priority mode and tell the camera that there is an external flash / Strobe that will kick-in to compensate for the lack...

been able to mess up too badly. You say that you want manual focussing, it has it and also a hot shoe for external flash. What are some of the other questions that you have? -- Ron Life is GIGO : Good in Good Out Garbage...

with an external flash unit? How are the results? I'm still probing for whether the ETTL-II offered by the XT would address my gripe with the digital Rebel. I'd like to avoid having to think in terms of spot metering, and use a lot of flash exposure...

Suitable flash for a Canon 300D camera?. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () My Canon EOS300D has a built in flash. What advantages would I gain by buying an external flash such as the Speedlite 220EX or Speedlite 420EX? With either of these flashes...

flash systems. Some of the fancier P/S systems also support external flash but they're not that far in price from low-end DSLR's these days. That horrible "snapshot" look we all see so often comes from the typical P/S on-camera flash pointing straight...

awkward when taking pictures of small children or animals. Many fabulous shots I've missed because I can't go flash, flash, flash (five would be reasonable) with no delay. Any cameras that work like this? The second flash problem has to do with the intensity...