Just an idea?

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Now I know obviously, as you get into more expensive cameras if you need lighting you'll probably be buying a flash yourself...

But surely it can't be that hard to integrate an adjustable/tiltable pop-up flash? A normal pop up gives such a horrible light imo, but at the same time, particularly on cheaper bodies, spending the money to get an adjustable flash seems redundant given they're usually approaching nifty fifty money :S

Even if the flash isn't powerful enough for all work, I can imagine plenty of situations where an adjustable flash would be infinitely useful to avoid the horrible obvious front-on flash effect, even if not in professional shooting so much as indoor shots?

And I don't think manufacturers would skimp on this feature to encourage people to buy their actual flashes either, as the market buying adjustable flashes would normally be wanting a dedicated flash anyway...

Sorry if it's stupid, I was just thinking that it really couldn't be /that/ hard to integrate? :) Of course, I know next to nothing about serious lighting, so it could well be the case that an adjustable flash would the little lighting power that a pop-up has, I just wanted to know :)
 
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