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04-14-2005, 11:14 AM
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 Re: Photography - Washed out photos "Mike_Scollan" <mikescollan@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:734a446d.0504140343.50ab6ad5@posting.google.c om... > Folks, > > I have recently taken up photography and am having a problem. > > I have a sea&sea DC310 + strobe and am getting washed out pictures > even when using the diffuser on the strobe. > This principally happens when using the 16x or 8x macro lenses. > Rarely on 3x or standard lens, and never on wide-angle. > > I* know that this is due to too much output from the strobe but the > strobe is not adjustable. Has anyone any experience of this. > > If so, and you have managed to correct it, I would be grateful for > suggestions as to how to avoid washing out the pictures in future. > > Regards, > Mike Point the strobe in a different direction.  |
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04-14-2005, 11:14 AM
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| Re: Photography - Washed out photos "Mike_Scollan" <mikescollan@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:734a446d.0504140343.50ab6ad5@posting.google.c om... > Folks, > > I have recently taken up photography and am having a problem. > > I have a sea&sea DC310 + strobe and am getting washed out pictures > even when using the diffuser on the strobe. > This principally happens when using the 16x or 8x macro lenses. > Rarely on 3x or standard lens, and never on wide-angle. > > I* know that this is due to too much output from the strobe but the > strobe is not adjustable. Has anyone any experience of this. > > If so, and you have managed to correct it, I would be grateful for > suggestions as to how to avoid washing out the pictures in future. > > Regards, > Mike Point the strobe in a different direction. |
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04-14-2005, 11:14 AM
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| Re: Photography - Washed out photos "Mike_Scollan" <mikescollan@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:734a446d.0504140343.50ab6ad5@posting.google.c om... > Folks, > > I have recently taken up photography and am having a problem. > > I have a sea&sea DC310 + strobe and am getting washed out pictures > even when using the diffuser on the strobe. > This principally happens when using the 16x or 8x macro lenses. > Rarely on 3x or standard lens, and never on wide-angle. > > I* know that this is due to too much output from the strobe but the > strobe is not adjustable. Has anyone any experience of this. > > If so, and you have managed to correct it, I would be grateful for > suggestions as to how to avoid washing out the pictures in future. > > Regards, > Mike Point the strobe in a different direction. |
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04-14-2005, 11:14 AM
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| Re: Photography - Washed out photos "Mike_Scollan" <mikescollan@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:734a446d.0504140343.50ab6ad5@posting.google.c om... > Folks, > > I have recently taken up photography and am having a problem. > > I have a sea&sea DC310 + strobe and am getting washed out pictures > even when using the diffuser on the strobe. > This principally happens when using the 16x or 8x macro lenses. > Rarely on 3x or standard lens, and never on wide-angle. > > I* know that this is due to too much output from the strobe but the > strobe is not adjustable. Has anyone any experience of this. > > If so, and you have managed to correct it, I would be grateful for > suggestions as to how to avoid washing out the pictures in future. > > Regards, > Mike Point the strobe in a different direction. |
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04-14-2005, 11:14 AM
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| Re: Photography - Washed out photos "Mike_Scollan" <mikescollan@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:734a446d.0504140343.50ab6ad5@posting.google.c om... > Folks, > > I have recently taken up photography and am having a problem. > > I have a sea&sea DC310 + strobe and am getting washed out pictures > even when using the diffuser on the strobe. > This principally happens when using the 16x or 8x macro lenses. > Rarely on 3x or standard lens, and never on wide-angle. > > I* know that this is due to too much output from the strobe but the > strobe is not adjustable. Has anyone any experience of this. > > If so, and you have managed to correct it, I would be grateful for > suggestions as to how to avoid washing out the pictures in future. > > Regards, > Mike Point the strobe in a different direction. |
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04-14-2005, 11:14 AM
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| Re: Photography - Washed out photos "Mike_Scollan" <mikescollan@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:734a446d.0504140343.50ab6ad5@posting.google.c om... > Folks, > > I have recently taken up photography and am having a problem. > > I have a sea&sea DC310 + strobe and am getting washed out pictures > even when using the diffuser on the strobe. > This principally happens when using the 16x or 8x macro lenses. > Rarely on 3x or standard lens, and never on wide-angle. > > I* know that this is due to too much output from the strobe but the > strobe is not adjustable. Has anyone any experience of this. > > If so, and you have managed to correct it, I would be grateful for > suggestions as to how to avoid washing out the pictures in future. > > Regards, > Mike Point the strobe in a different direction. |
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04-15-2005, 05:57 AM
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| Re: Photography - Washed out photos > "Mike_Scollan" <mikescollan@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:734a446d.0504140343.50ab6ad5@posting.google.c om... > > Folks, > > > > I have recently taken up photography and am having a problem. > > > > I have a sea&sea DC310 + strobe and am getting washed out pictures > > even when using the diffuser on the strobe. > > This principally happens when using the 16x or 8x macro lenses. > > Rarely on 3x or standard lens, and never on wide-angle. > > > > I* know that this is due to too much output from the strobe but the > > strobe is not adjustable. Has anyone any experience of this. > > > > If so, and you have managed to correct it, I would be grateful for > > suggestions as to how to avoid washing out the pictures in future. > > > > Regards, > > Mike > > Point the strobe in a different direction. Problem with that is when I point the strobe slightly away from the subject, I get part of the picture washed out, and part too dark. I was hoping form some way of either reducing the exposure (I havn't managed to find this in the camera docs yet), or some software that would correct it when I've loaded into the PC. |
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04-15-2005, 05:57 AM
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| Re: Photography - Washed out photos "Rudy Benner" <newsgroups@rudybenner.com> wrote in message news:<115t26lka3iaj77@corp.supernews.com>... > "Mike_Scollan" <mikescollan@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:734a446d.0504140343.50ab6ad5@posting.google.c om... > > Folks, > > > > I have recently taken up photography and am having a problem. > > > > I have a sea&sea DC310 + strobe and am getting washed out pictures > > even when using the diffuser on the strobe. > > This principally happens when using the 16x or 8x macro lenses. > > Rarely on 3x or standard lens, and never on wide-angle. > > > > I* know that this is due to too much output from the strobe but the > > strobe is not adjustable. Has anyone any experience of this. > > > > If so, and you have managed to correct it, I would be grateful for > > suggestions as to how to avoid washing out the pictures in future. > > > > Regards, > > Mike > > Point the strobe in a different direction. Problem with that is when I point the strobe slightly away from the subject, I get part of the picture washed out, and part too dark. I was hoping form some way of either reducing the exposure (I havn't managed to find this in the camera docs yet), or some software that would correct it when I've loaded into the PC. |
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04-15-2005, 05:57 AM
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| Re: Photography - Washed out photos "Rudy Benner" <newsgroups@rudybenner.com> wrote in message news:<115t26lka3iaj77@corp.supernews.com>... > "Mike_Scollan" <mikescollan@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:734a446d.0504140343.50ab6ad5@posting.google.c om... > > Folks, > > > > I have recently taken up photography and am having a problem. > > > > I have a sea&sea DC310 + strobe and am getting washed out pictures > > even when using the diffuser on the strobe. > > This principally happens when using the 16x or 8x macro lenses. > > Rarely on 3x or standard lens, and never on wide-angle. > > > > I* know that this is due to too much output from the strobe but the > > strobe is not adjustable. Has anyone any experience of this. > > > > If so, and you have managed to correct it, I would be grateful for > > suggestions as to how to avoid washing out the pictures in future. > > > > Regards, > > Mike > > Point the strobe in a different direction. Problem with that is when I point the strobe slightly away from the subject, I get part of the picture washed out, and part too dark. I was hoping form some way of either reducing the exposure (I havn't managed to find this in the camera docs yet), or some software that would correct it when I've loaded into the PC. |
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04-15-2005, 05:57 AM
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| Re: Photography - Washed out photos "Rudy Benner" <newsgroups@rudybenner.com> wrote in message news:<115t26lka3iaj77@corp.supernews.com>... > "Mike_Scollan" <mikescollan@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:734a446d.0504140343.50ab6ad5@posting.google.c om... > > Folks, > > > > I have recently taken up photography and am having a problem. > > > > I have a sea&sea DC310 + strobe and am getting washed out pictures > > even when using the diffuser on the strobe. > > This principally happens when using the 16x or 8x macro lenses. > > Rarely on 3x or standard lens, and never on wide-angle. > > > > I* know that this is due to too much output from the strobe but the > > strobe is not adjustable. Has anyone any experience of this. > > > > If so, and you have managed to correct it, I would be grateful for > > suggestions as to how to avoid washing out the pictures in future. > > > > Regards, > > Mike > > Point the strobe in a different direction. Problem with that is when I point the strobe slightly away from the subject, I get part of the picture washed out, and part too dark. I was hoping form some way of either reducing the exposure (I havn't managed to find this in the camera docs yet), or some software that would correct it when I've loaded into the PC. |
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