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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Maybe it's the battery. The same problem was happening with the Canon EOS 30. I'll change the batteries in the flash and see if it fixes. On the other hand, it's a weird problem because if it were the batteries, the problem would happen always, but it doesn't. The good thing about the digital camera is that we know right away if the flash exposure was not good. Despite that, I was already able to correct some bad taken with-external-flash photos with photoshop, but the final result, although good, is not as good as if the exposure was okay. The thing I like most about this flash is the ability to bounce the light and avoid those horrible reflexions in the skin of the face of the subjects. Loading...
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