Do you get redeeye when using the flash?
1103029
Have not had that problem as of yet but I don't shoot with flash directly aimed at the subject I use bounce flash
1103030
This flash can be angled up to avoid redeye. If directed straight forward, redeye cannot be avoided. It does, however, have a "pre-flash" that should help to avoid most redeye problems.
1103031
To avoid that I tilt the head of the flash up just a bit. As of yet I have never gotten any red eyes.
1022902
If you have the battery pack plugged in BEFORE you switch on the flash, when you switch the flash on the red LED will light up once. It will then light up each time the flash fires. That is the only way you can tell.
1675348
Works fine - I've tested the flash with both the case on and off. (I had a different cast that it didn't work with so I knew to check)
1449045
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.
937109
No, you decide it you want the flash available or not, it is a button on the side.
1346571
Yes. It will trigger as a slave from a single flash at the camera or from the second flash at the camera if the camera is using red-eye reduction flashes. It is triggered, AFAIK, from light from the subject, so any flash will trigger it.
2100004
I haven't used mine with flash but it has been erratic w/o a flash. I had to go back through the start up procedures and reset the frequency twice. Seems to be ok now. Oh and I replaced all of the batteries just to be sure.
369496
No, the camera lets you know if flash is needed, but you have to pop up the flash manually. It's a great camera.
2102152
Surprisingly well - I frequently use it in situations where a flash would normally be called for but find that I get more natural colors when I don't use the flash. For example I recently took it into a stalactite cave with lovely reflections - camera captured them beautifully. Only exception is when superzoomed - then pictures have poor focus.
395406
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!
1030587
I think it does. The flash is automatic but it has an extra feature that can make it even brighter. Even in dark places, I've been able to take good, clear pictures. Just practice.
224498
Yes. But the flash has a speed control and can rotates in different colors! Its more eye catching.
1178387
No, it doesn't. I've had no trouble taking photos with or without the flash.
896408
I love it, it works with a flash or without. But the picture does come out better if you try the flash, depending on how dark you are talking about.
517546
To use the flash, you have to manually lift it up from the top of the camera. It does work quite well though.
202536
Yes. Each connected flash behaves as if directly on the hot shoe. I have used four flashes concurrently this way and results are perfect. Ittl ore fires all of them and behaves as if a more powerful flash were used. I am a Nikon user.
1669197
Not at all in my experience. I can see it maybe interfering with flash but I haven't noticed anything like that either.