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Apr 22, 2007 21:34 |  #1

For everyone who posted on my "blinking" post....:lol: I hate to say it but nothing worked! :lol: I tried everything! Absolutely everything! SO for one girl...out of 193 shots...only 40 were salvagable! I couldn't believe it! She blinked in every shot....absolutely every shot. The only reason I was able to salvage some shots was because for some reason my stobes would not go off and she didn't blink...but believe it or not...even when the strobes didn't go off she would still blink. It totally depended on how fast I was. WOW!!

Thanks for the tips though!!

I will be using them again and hopefully with better luck. I have another blinker coming in on Friday!:)

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Apr 23, 2007 06:32 |  #2

Big strobes or speedlites? If it's speedlites use * to trigger the ETTL preflash, that solves most problems with blinkers. You should probably work out why your strobes didn't go off too - if they're speedlites it's probably they weren't recharged yet.

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