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I finally spent the $114 and got a Minolta 2500 (D) flash for my Z1. Now I can actually use the ZCW-100 wide angle adapter for indoor flash pictures without getting a shadow. I wish I had done it earlier sothe pictures I took of the wedding party at my sister-in-laws wedding this past weekend could have had the greater illumination this flash gives versus the inbuilt flash on the Z1.
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LOL, I love how the flash is is big as the camera itself :lol:
I stuck my 3600HS on my friends Z2, and wow. . . talk about top heavy :G |
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Hello,
I am currently shopping for an external... maybe slave, flash unit for my Z1. I've been asked to shoot a wedding, obviously low budget, eh... Do you have examples of 'before flash' and after? I would greatly appreciate being able to compare expected results! Thank you! Mike Baruffa Brimfield, Ohio |
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