03-26-2014 05:00 AM
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  1. MrDroidi's Avatar
    MrDroidi
    That pre-flash pulse thing I turned it off since I don't really use the flash often, is this a bad idea? or did you do it also?
    02-06-2014 09:22 AM
  2. DBDev's Avatar
    DBDev
    The biggest difference I think is that it will be harder to focus in low-light
    jojoe42 and xandros9 like this.
    02-06-2014 09:25 AM
  3. berty6294's Avatar
    berty6294
    I ALWAYS keep the pre flash on. It helps the camera focus better and faster! Flash on or off, the pre flash works wonders!
    02-06-2014 09:57 AM
  4. henri verheyen's Avatar
    henri verheyen
    How did you disabled that pre-flash, i don't think that's possible, only the small led for focus i guess. I want to sync my wireless other flash in slave mode, but it responds on the first flash, so it does not work, and the images are still dark.
    03-25-2014 02:20 AM
  5. jojoe42's Avatar
    jojoe42
    I have it disabled unless it's a low-light portrait, otherwise I prefer to set focus manually when I can :P
    03-25-2014 04:31 AM
  7. Live2Deliver's Avatar
    Live2Deliver
    How do you disable the pre-flash? afaik the only option is focus light.
    A pre-flash is a lesser flash before the actual flash for TTL exposure corrections.
    03-25-2014 04:52 AM
  8. Crasstoe's Avatar
    Crasstoe
    Agree with above, the ability to disable pre flash would be great!
    Live2Deliver and jojoe42 like this.
    03-25-2014 06:38 AM
  9. Live2Deliver's Avatar
    Live2Deliver
    Wireless flash... oh god...............
    damn it would make 1020 a totally studio capable camera and make a serious threat to DSLRs.
    03-25-2014 09:13 AM
  10. Crasstoe's Avatar
    Crasstoe
    Originally Posted by Live2Deliver
    Wireless flash... oh god...............
    damn it would make 1020 a totally studio capable camera and make a serious threat to DSLRs.
    And Bluetooth remote shutter capabilities!
    Live2Deliver likes this.
    03-25-2014 11:03 AM
  11. jojoe42's Avatar
    jojoe42
    Originally Posted by Live2Deliver
    How do you disable the pre-flash? afaik the only option is focus light.
    A pre-flash is a lesser flash before the actual flash for TTL exposure corrections.
    I think by pre-flash he meant the light that shines before the xenon flash fires; in this case the focus assist light
    03-26-2014 01:02 AM
  12. Chris_Germany's Avatar
    Chris_Germany
    There is an app called tap&shoot to take pictures remotely!
    03-26-2014 04:57 AM
  13. Chris_Germany's Avatar
    Chris_Germany
    http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=...2-1fe296f892e7

    You need 2 windows phones for that...
    03-26-2014 05:00 AM
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