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Archive for September, 2006

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Question: I have a CHINON CM-4s slr manual film camera it has a Hot Shoe type with X sync.?

Can I use any flash gun dedicated for manual focus film cameras, I would like one with a flash that I can point to the ceiling for bounce.
Thanks in advance for any answers

Answer: There is no such thing as a flash dedicated to manual focus film cameras. It is simply called a manual flash, generic flash or whatever. Dedicated means it has some unique propriety design that would only fit one brand.

Yes, you can use any cheap, generic, manual flash on your camera. The best ones can move on two axes, up-down and left-right. Remember, the bigger they are, the more light you can throw, the farther you can reach, the more you have to spend. It is not surprising to find manual flashes that are more expensive than the camera itself.

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Question: Why are warm boots reserved for DSLR?

Well, because you only see on big DSLR's? You can buy a camera and the compact flash is limited by gaps in coverage and too strong to close the work / macro. In the old days of cinema, 80% of compact cameras had a shoe Hot for external flash, a? Tiss true.

Answer: Unless you are going back to the days of the bulb of a flash, I think we are seriously exaggerating the number of compact cameras that had external flash available. That said, and more cameras P more "serious" & D are beginning to come with a hot shoe, including (but in no way limited) Canon S5IS and Canon G9. The Nikon P5100, Richoh's Caplio GX100, Olympus SP570 UZ and Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50, and many others. You will not find a much smaller (if at all) compared to the P5100 or G9 ultra compact, because they simply do not have the space to mount and external flash.

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Looking for Camera Pink? You”ve found the right place. This whole page was made just to help! It has many different sources to aquire or learn about them, so be sure to check out the whole page, all the way to the bottom.

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Question: i am trying to buy a pink digital camera?

wanted to get teknica camera from tesco direct in pink for £25 BUT wont take electron which is really wrong as they do instore etc etc blabla anyway have budget of £30 and wondered if anyone can help?? argos is out (dont like the hitachi one they got ) help ?? thanks
i am in the uk (best buy is not uk site )

Answer: Have you looked to see if the local store has one in stock ? Our Tesco store has several cameras in stock.

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Question: How do I build a camera that takes pictures of pink?

My camera fell and began to pink images! crazy and do not know what to do! What can I do?

Answer: Depending on how pink they are, one could perhaps even improve images in GIMP or Photoshop use the white balance to adjust to them until the correct tone. Not fix the camera, but it would help in the meantime.

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