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Jul 23, 2013 17:18 |  #16

Haha, Andres, don't you dare change your diffusion. It's perfect as it is :D.

Denis, Ya know I have a nice bracket and a lovely mini ball head with hot shoe for the flash. Just need an off camera cord and a smaller diffuser. The 7D has wireless flash activation but it pops up the on board flash.. not a good thing.

I've been saying for about 2 years I need to build a DIY diffuser... still not done it haha.

Thanks for all the kind comments everyone :)


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Jul 24, 2013 04:30 |  #17

IanClark wrote in post #16147480 (external link)
The 7D has wireless flash activation but it pops up the on board flash.. not a good thing.

why not? if your flash has slave capability (ttl or optical), put it on the bracket and use the popup flash to activate it...

when using the pop-up as a master, it will ALWAYS fire. But, it is firing only to communicate with the slave. It is not firing when the image is being taken, but you can't tell. When you set the 7D to wireless flash, this turns off the pop-up as a flash unit, and uses it only as a Master. So you need to choose the Flash Control item at the bottom of the first menu item. Then under Wireless Function, if you do not want it to flash, you select the single flash icon under the Flash Control menu. When you want it to fire along with your external flash, select the two icons

if using as optical slave just set flash exposure compensation to -MAX EV possible


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Jul 24, 2013 05:47 |  #18

Warl0rd wrote in post #16148964 (external link)
why not? if your flash has slave capability (ttl or optical), put it on the bracket and use the popup flash to activate it...

if using as optical slave just set flash exposure compensation to -MAX EV possible


Thanks for the info. I'll have a look at that. That's essentially what I want to do, prevent the popup flash from firing during the image shot. I'd tried playing around with it but it was firing the two flashes. Wasn't sure what I had been doing wrong. Now I think I do :)


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Jul 24, 2013 06:40 |  #19

glad to help :)


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