Flash Sync cord for Olympus. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () OK, I bought the "FL-CB04" flash cord that is supposed to be compatible with my Oly C700 UZ and thought everything would work fine. The trouble is that it doesn't trip the strobe...

Flash with olympus 4040z. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Hi all, was wondering if anyone could help. Last month I had my studio lights (WL 1000) hooked up to my Olympus 4040z through a sync cord from Olympus. And the camera was firing the flash...

I have seen ruberised cords which connect to the shoe and allow the flash to be up to approx 1m away but newer setups are using the remote controlled flashes which I assume work on radio control and as such should be able to work much farther away. In...

few days ago, and it looks like a pretty good system for 65 bucks, but I haven't heard of anyone actually using it. Does it work? Is it reliable? I hate dragging around a sync cord, but I can't afford a 300.00 wireless system.. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital...

just did my first RAW conversion, and would love some tips, helpful hints, positive criticism. I used RawShooter Essentials and Photoshop 7.0. The lens is a 55MM Nikon MF up close at 2.8. I couldn't get the built-in flash to work with this MF('n)...

need help with flash sync. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Hello, I have been trying to get my Novatron strobes to work with a digital camera. It is an Olmypus 4000, it has no pc or shoe on it. Hooked a slave to power pack, using internal flash...

ring flash gives the wrong lighting pattern , there needs to be some shadow and ring flash gives zero ! Flash gives a harsh light but bounce flash no good, the aperture becomes f4 or 5.6 and d.o.f is too shallow. Tripod and long exposure is ok but often...

Canons (A60, A85, A910). I like the picture quality as much or more from their cameras compared to mine. I just wanted the 10x zoom, 5mp and PC Sync cord. Couldn't afford the more expensive Canon. -Brett I got some more money and found some other Cameras...

DSLR "ISO". Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital.slr-systems () I'm confused. I understand what the ISO number means when it comes to film, but what about a digital sensor? Is it just a change in electronic brightness "gain"? If so, can I assume there...