How many flashes go off when taking a picture? The stock flash with my Sony NEX C3 flashes 3x's and takes the picture on the 3rd.
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This is a great flash. I use it all the time. With regards to your question it flashes three times when red eye is on however it does not when delayed or advanced flash is used.
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It can be customized in the camera settings, same as your C3. It sounds like your C3 is currently set to red-eye reduction flash. The first couple of flashes are to get your target's retina's to adjust, and then the 3rd is the actual photograph. This can be changed in your settings.
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It does have an automatic flash. You can also turn the flash off. The flash extends out of the top of the camera body when needed. You do need to be a little careful when pushing it back in. The flash extends on a little platform that can be damaged if you are too rough.
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There is an Autoflash or Flash off. It's a great little inexpensive camera! It does not have the Carl Zeiss lens so don't expect the split-hairs focus.
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Just one if the flash has the matching receiver (the III), or two if you need to either fire one by radio and the second by flash, or two if you want to use one as a remote, or three if you need to directly fire the other two if they are II's and not in optical range. I have three III's and I have a second so I use it as a back-up/remote. PS I'm a Jonathan too.
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No, you can only fire one flash per device. However, if you have slave capabilities on your flash you can use that instead of using a trigger.
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You can use a radio trigger for the NEX3... does not work with the a7r as due to sony´s not willing to ad a Multi-Terminal adapter-cable with an 2.5mm Jack to remote-trigger the camera with everything on the market. Vice-Versa; remote triggering external studio flashes. But I guess the NEX3 has the other plug of these images,is that right? I know there is an option out there to use a radio trigger. These always work instantly. as a cable would be added.
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C=canon; N=Nikon. Use the wrong one and it'll technically flash, but it won't expose properly. Basically it has to match to be able to talk to your camera.
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Unknown. I shoot Canons. And in my opinion this is a very good aftermarket flash in this price range.
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Excellent. I have 8 Cannon still cameras and the ELPH has better battery life than my others. I use flash for every shot and even then it lasts a long time. Just charge when you finish shooting, not just at the end of the day. That's my best advice.
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Yes. Usually most DSLRs have great flashes to begin with. As you focus onto what you intend to take a photo of, right after you press the button the flash goes off immediately.
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Hi there, no it does not; but all the pictures that I have taken to this point (inside & outside) have been exceptional as far as lighting goes. I just always open the flash mechanism when I turn the camera on so if I need a flash it will flash. Hope this helps!
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Ya It does that, Camera doesn't detect this flash properly, It's uses setting as if your using the camera without flash, I use it only in manual mode or slave, If you use it in shutter control mode, I will try to increase the iso and Open the apature, So Just use manual mode only.
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The flash is a Yongnuo (speedlite YN560). It works on some Canons, but not Rebel, as in my Canon T3i. (T3i = Rebel)
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There is a small button just below where the flash is housed that you press to pop it out and activate flash, I assume once its up it will continue to use flash as needed until you press it back down. Personally I like this feature since I prefer natural light photography.
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I have only used the built in flash, which is fine for normal pictures. But, in trying to take pictures at our club dances, I have found it does not reach out very far. I would like to know what kind of additional flash to get also.
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I'm really surprised at how well the camera does at low lighted events. I usually take both flash pics and no flash pics but find many times the pics taken with available light are better than with the flash. Hope that helps.
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Apologies. I just looked at your question again. The flash doesn't fire when you take the picture? Do you have a Canon, Nikon or something else? I'm not sure, but it might make a difference. Otherwise, you should go into your menu and see if you have external flash set to on.