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can i ask the same questions as the other posting or forum?
FLASH, what is the recycle time for flash, cause i need to turn it on and have it ready or the shot is gone LOW LIGHT FOCUSING adn SHOOTING, you said you do dusk and fast moving items, so i assume that KIDS MOVING in my LOW LIGHT house would work great? RED EYES? any trouble? VEIWFINDER...is the screen clear? thanks a milliion i almost bought a c-8080 until i read the recylce time of the flash is 7 seconds, thats not fast enough!! CMW |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Redeye is about the same asonany other camera.
I shoot until I get to about 1/200 at f 2.8 then either quit or go to flash. i really don't like to use flash at the drag strip as the drivers are concentrating on the lights and don't need to see a photographer out in front during eliminations. At test and tune I tried the F32X flash and loved it. The range is supposed to be around 30 feet but I got good quality pictures at almost 60. Recycle time is slow in some respects on the camera flash, that's one of the reasons I bought the F32X. The viewfinder is super clear, better than anything I've experienced. An optical viewfinder under normal lighting conditions is superior. I use the break function and use the LCD at the track as I can rest the camera at rail level and stand looking down rather than on one knee and getting up and down continually. Sorry for the late response but I was tied up with class projects and wasn't on line for a week. |
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