Well, amongst all of his camera's lenses, filters etc.. a few old external flashes. This one, to my surprise actually works on my camera...it's an Achiever Auto Thyristor 260T... (who'd a thunk it) Very tricky it is, for example when the SS is set too high at about around over 350, I get this strange black line below the shot. & it's very random only goes off every few shots... it's like I need to slow down my own speed to adjust to that of the flash. Forget about it, because my settings are always on *continuous shooting!*. But not with this. So, after getting a feel for it, & if the timing is just right, it goes off & here are some of the results.
30mm ISO 100 (yay) SS 160 f3.2
You'll notice in the past few shots of this little girl that chances are her blankie is to be seen somewhere in the shot! I think she's becoming more attached as she gets older :/ How about the tongue action, deep in thought of course, too cute :)
30mm ISO 100 f3.2 SS 250
So happy with this one for example because Fred's room is usually off limits to me at night time because there's simply NO lights down there. A small table lamp is all that lights his room. So the idea that this was taken at an ISO of 100 simply amazes me!
& how special because with every time this flash goes off, (& it is seriously the coolest sound ever) I get chills thinking that my Dad is right there with me. Boy do I miss you Dad.
That last shot is gorgeous!! I am in awe over here (and a little jealous) hehe!
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ReplyDeleteWatch that video, and you'll understand why you are getting the black line...the flashes can't sync fast enough for the shot at, usually over 1/200 to 1/250, and you're basically getting the shadow of the shutter...well, watch the video, it is really enlightening. To make a pun. =D
I'm so happy you are enjoying the flash, I love mine & couldn't live without it!