I haven't done that much with flash and what I have done has been quite awhile 
apart. Surprisingly, The last time I messed with it I paid attention to the set 
ISO and found the results more consistent. I have to admit that I hadn't even 
considered ISO. Guess I left it all to P-TTL.
Am surprised at how much good luck I'd had....or am I still confused?
I'll resist reading the manuals for as long as possible.
.
Jack

----- Original Message -----
From: Charles Robinson <[email protected]>
To: Pentax-Discuss Mail List <[email protected]>
Cc: 
Sent: Friday, December 7, 2012 12:48 PM
Subject: Re: Cameras and Photography

99.9% of the time, Pentax is "good enough for me".

I have a happy oddball collection of lenses, some going back to 1979 when I 
started with the brand, and they all continue to work great.

The only time I get frustrated (nearly ANGRY) is when I attempt to do anything 
flash-related.

K-7 with an AF-540FGZ attached to it… it's a crap-shoot exposure-wise.  I can 
never predict the results if I'm in PTTL mode.  Ever.  It's better than with 
the K10D, but not by much.

I see "club shots" from big events where some pro photographer has been 
documenting the scene with their wide-angle lens and big-ass flash and I'm 
envious. Photo after photo after photo with the same well-done exposure. I'd 
never get quality predictable results with my rig.

So.. my solution is to use my pocket Canon S95 if I want predictable indoor 
"party shots" with a flash.

If Pentax could fix that, I'd be happy as a clam at high tide.

-Charles

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Minneapolis, MN
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