One of the problems with the Alpha 350/300 is that the Live View is linked to the settings when you use Manual exposure. It provides a form of metering, a relatively accurate preview of under or over exposure. This makes it impossible to use Manual with studio flash (AC mains strobe) setups. Currently, there is . . . → Read More: Alpha Live View in the studio – solved!
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 2 comments - (Comments are closed)  Cameras (DSLR), Flash units, Photo Techniques, Studio, Troubleshooting  300, 350, adaptor, Alpha, brightness, flash, Live View, mains, strobe, Studio, sync, viewing What we thought would be the ‘Alpha Pro’ project – display centres for the entire system sited at key retail outlets through Britain – turned out to be the ‘ACE’ project. That is, Sony Alpha Centres of Excellence. London Camera Exchange Colchester, one of the selected dealers, supplied these shots of the new showcase. . . . → Read More: Sony unveils ‘ACE’ dealers in UK Share this:Sony has announced the September introduction of the most powerful flash yet for the Alpha system, the Sony HVL-F58AM which incorporates a brand new body design allowing optimum bounce flash illumination regardless of how you hold the camera. . . . → Read More: A flash ‘revolution’ – the Sony HVL-F58AM Share this:A mention of 16mm Minoltas reminded me that a few years ago I found a perfect kit – without outer box or instructions, sadly – at an antique fair. A daylight developing tank for the film turned up in the closing-down stock from Konica Minolta’s warehouse. I decided they should really find a new home . . . → Read More: A vintage Minolta 16mm kit Share this: Comments are closed DK's ramblings, Minolta History 16mm, camera, close-up, daylight, Dayload-16, developing tank, development, filter, flash, kit, MG-S, Minolta, Minolta Club, Minolta-16, Photoclub Alpha, photoclubalpha, processing, submin, subminiature |
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