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Tim Chmielewski
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 5:40 am    Post subject: Accidental external flash Reply with quote
I was taking photos at a gig where a few other people were also taking a
few shots and ended up with the following two:
http://twitsgivemetheshits.timchuma.com/CupEve311005/photos/photo5.html
http://twitsgivemetheshits.timchuma.com/CupEve311005/photos/photo7.html

I think if I time it right I can get a photo just as the other person's
flash goes off (mine was turned off). It may help if you know the delay on
your camera and get your friend to do the flash.

Thanks.

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MarkČ
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 5:40 am    Post subject: Re: Accidental external flash Reply with quote
Tim Chmielewski wrote:
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"MarkČ" <mjmorgan(lowest even number here)@cox..net> wrote in
news:LhV9f.4563$UF4.1926@fed1read02:


That is especially likely when you're shooting with a slow shutter as
you clearly were...

I was shooting with a Canon A80 with it set on 'P' and the flash
turned off (ASA400, auto everything else.)

This probably meant a rather slow shutter.
The movement blur would indicate this.
All I'm saying is that when you shoot with a slower shutter, the chances of
having cross-over flash increases.
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Anabella M.
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 5:40 am    Post subject: Re: Accidental external flash Reply with quote
nice domain...

"MarkČ" wrote:
Quote:

Tim Chmielewski wrote:
I was taking photos at a gig where a few other people were also
taking a few shots and ended up with the following two:
http://twitsgivemetheshits.timchuma.com/CupEve311005/photos/photo5.html
http://twitsgivemetheshits.timchuma.com/CupEve311005/photos/photo7.html

I think if I time it right I can get a photo just as the other
person's flash goes off (mine was turned off). It may help if you
know the delay on your camera and get your friend to do the flash.

Thanks.

That is especially likely when you're shooting with a slow shutter as you
clearly were...

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than to have never seen "Lost in Space"!
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Tim Chmielewski
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 5:40 am    Post subject: Re: Accidental external flash Reply with quote
"Anabella M." <"dear_god_not _spammed_again"@heaven.net> wrote in
news:43682EC5.6D5910A7@heaven.net:

Quote:
nice domain...

Some search engines and sites may block it though.

I like it more than tgmts.timchuma.com which was the original name.

Thanks.



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Tim Chmielewski
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 5:40 am    Post subject: Re: Accidental external flash Reply with quote
"MarkČ" <mjmorgan(lowest even number here)@cox..net> wrote in
news:LhV9f.4563$UF4.1926@fed1read02:


Quote:
That is especially likely when you're shooting with a slow shutter as
you clearly were...

I was shooting with a Canon A80 with it set on 'P' and the flash turned off
(ASA400, auto everything else.)


--
My Photos : http://photos.timchuma.com
The Twits Give Me the Shits : http://twitsgivemetheshits.timchuma.com
Tim's Hong Kong movie reviews: http://hkmovies.timchuma.com
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MarkČ
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 5:40 am    Post subject: Re: Accidental external flash Reply with quote
Tim Chmielewski wrote:
Quote:
I was taking photos at a gig where a few other people were also
taking a few shots and ended up with the following two:
http://twitsgivemetheshits.timchuma.com/CupEve311005/photos/photo5.html
http://twitsgivemetheshits.timchuma.com/CupEve311005/photos/photo7.html

I think if I time it right I can get a photo just as the other
person's flash goes off (mine was turned off). It may help if you
know the delay on your camera and get your friend to do the flash.

Thanks.

That is especially likely when you're shooting with a slow shutter as you
clearly were...
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Jock
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 5:40 am    Post subject: Re: Accidental external flash Reply with quote
Tim,
The Bass Gitarrist looks like Alexeii Sayle to me.Good shots.
Jock

"Tim Chmielewski" <webmaster@timchuma.com> wrote in message
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Quote:
I was taking photos at a gig where a few other people were also taking a
few shots and ended up with the following two:
http://twitsgivemetheshits.timchuma.com/CupEve311005/photos/photo5.html
http://twitsgivemetheshits.timchuma.com/CupEve311005/photos/photo7.html

I think if I time it right I can get a photo just as the other person's
flash goes off (mine was turned off). It may help if you know the delay on
your camera and get your friend to do the flash.

Thanks.

--
My Photos : http://photos.timchuma.com
The Twits Give Me the Shits : http://twitsgivemetheshits.timchuma.com
Tim's Hong Kong movie reviews: http://hkmovies.timchuma.com
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 5:41 am    Post subject: Re: Accidental external flash Reply with quote
On 2 Nov 2005 05:04:08 GMT, Tim Chmielewski <webmaster@timchuma.com>
wrote:

Quote:
"Anabella M." <"dear_god_not _spammed_again"@heaven.net> wrote in
news:43682EC5.6D5910A7@heaven.net:

nice domain...

hostname, not domain name.


Quote:

Some search engines and sites may block it though.
I like it more than tgmts.timchuma.com which was the original name.

Thanks.
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