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Hi!
I bought these little flash to work (mainly) has a fill flash on my Canon 5D.
I have a Canon 430 EXII, but I missed a small and light flashgun that I could carry around all day without suffering with the weight.
So I bought this Polaroid. It's very funny to use and one single pair of batteries seems to last for hundreds of shots.
Now the problem/question: it overexposes very easily. Using bigger apertures than f/4, especially if there is something white near by (less than 2 meters from the camera) it overexposes (blows) quite often.
Using narrow apertures than f/4 the problem happens less.
Does anyone have this problem?
Also, the flash is a bit loose in the shoe. Can that be the reason that sometimes it fires in full power?
Thank you very much,
Luis
I bought these little flash to work (mainly) has a fill flash on my Canon 5D.
I have a Canon 430 EXII, but I missed a small and light flashgun that I could carry around all day without suffering with the weight.
So I bought this Polaroid. It's very funny to use and one single pair of batteries seems to last for hundreds of shots.
Now the problem/question: it overexposes very easily. Using bigger apertures than f/4, especially if there is something white near by (less than 2 meters from the camera) it overexposes (blows) quite often.
Using narrow apertures than f/4 the problem happens less.
Does anyone have this problem?
Also, the flash is a bit loose in the shoe. Can that be the reason that sometimes it fires in full power?
Thank you very much,
Luis
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