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maungmaung
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but looking at his second set of shots with the bear, i would expect TTL to underexpose rather than overexpose since the background is light.
mexxmillion
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sigh.. i though i mentioned it performed the same in M mode and A mode..
still dont believe this ?
same discussion on Dpreview for Fl-14
I got the FL-14 yesterday and I am very disappointed. The metering is very inconsistent : it's either ok or way too bright?.
I'm used to Nikon's Flash, and i had never encounter such behaviour !
I get the same problem, which seems a bit annoying to me. I like using slow sync at nite to capture the background objects but most of the time i end up with over exposed shots, even if i lower the flash intensity. I tried adjusting ISO, EP, and others but it doesn't help.
I hope this is one of the fixes Olympus is working on for their next firmware.
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/readflat.asp?forum=1041&thread=32403579&page=1
still dont believe this ?
same discussion on Dpreview for Fl-14
I got the FL-14 yesterday and I am very disappointed. The metering is very inconsistent : it's either ok or way too bright?.
I'm used to Nikon's Flash, and i had never encounter such behaviour !
I get the same problem, which seems a bit annoying to me. I like using slow sync at nite to capture the background objects but most of the time i end up with over exposed shots, even if i lower the flash intensity. I tried adjusting ISO, EP, and others but it doesn't help.
I hope this is one of the fixes Olympus is working on for their next firmware.
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/readflat.asp?forum=1041&thread=32403579&page=1
I face similar problem too. The FL14 simply sucks and exposure goes crazy sometimes. Or maybe it is because I don't know how to use it properly. :sweat: :embrass:
i believe you. if you say the same thing happens in P mode and i assume with FEC +0, then i think is really problem with the FL-14 TTL. maybe sell off the FL14 and use your nikon flash instead. ;p
mexxmillion
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call me shallow.. i bought the FL-14 just for the look.and I hardly use on-camera flash anyway.
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and I hardly use on-camera flash anyway.
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lol...can understand that desire. too bad it doesn't perform.
and I hardly use on-camera flash anyway.
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Hahaha! Ok ... same here :embrass:. Now the FL14 is sleeping the black soft case after 1 test run.
Than I'm not sure already,maybe he metered something dark?hard to tell since I have no idea how the FL14 works
I just love this new Hoya HD CPL, very little light loss. Who uses a CPL at night ? Well, it was useful to get the glare out of this window.
The shoe cobbler painting looks real nice ...
E-P1 + Lumix 20mm f/1.7, 1/25, f/1.7, spot, ISO 800
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:thumbsup: Lovely!
Some IR from the E-P1, using Lumix 20mm f/1.7 lens, and Hoya R72 infrared filter. The E-P1 can still "see" through this dark filter in bright light, and AF too (except in dark shadow areas).
10 seconds, f/4, ASA 400, spot
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How did you take Black and White without using the (POP ART) B&W Grainy?
clubgrit
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Oh, this is originally in color, as I always shoot in RAW. Then convert to B&W if desired ...
If you only shoot in jpeg, then you have to set the camera first to B&W. Change the setting under Picture Mode to Monotone, and select B&W filter.
Or use the Art filter. I never use them, this is only for jpeg shooters.
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If you only shoot in jpeg, then you have to set the camera first to B&W. Change the setting under Picture Mode to Monotone, and select B&W filter.
Or use the Art filter. I never use them, this is only for jpeg shooters.
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