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Question about PowerShot A510 Digital Camera

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Red eye problem How do I reduce red eye in close shooting with flash? The best way is to keep the flash as far away from the lens as possible. If you have the option of using an external flash, that ...

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Question about Speedlite 550EX TTL Flash

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AF Beam Cover for 550EX Speedlite I dropped my 550EX and smashed the AF beam cover(red cover) I was on to Canon UK for a replacement part, but they don't supply spare parts but if I sent it back to ...

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Question about SPEEDLITE 580EX TTL Flash

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Canon speed lite 580ex 11 When I turn the flash I get no green or red light, but all the function work on the panel but it won't flash. any one got the anwser? I just got the 580 and had trouble with ...

Question about Sure Shot 80 Tele/Date 35mm Point and Shoot Camera

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canon sure shot tele - old black with red rim Do I need to unscrew two screws on the left side of the camera just to change the battery? I suspect it depends on the model. The one my wife has does not

Question about SPEEDLITE 580EX TTL Flash

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Quantum Turbo Battery pack not enough power. I have a Canon 5D, with the Canon 580 SpeedliteII, Quantum Turbo battery pack. After shooting a 10 hr. wedding the lcd lights are all fully lit up. My ...

Question about PowerShot A300 Digital Camera

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Why do I always get "red eye" in my photos? The simple answer is that the flash on a point and shoot camera is so close to the lens that the light bounces off the back of the subjects eye and you get ...

Question about Speedlite 420EX TTL Flash

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My canon speedlight 420ex is dead as a doornail. Tried changing batteries, no good, is this the end?? Does the 420EX power up at all? As soon and I turn mine on while in the bounce flash position it ...

Question about PowerShot SD790 IS/ IXUS 90 IS Digital Camera

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...red eye removal is one of the best out there and very simple to use. What you could also try is diffusing the flash somewhat. Put a piece of tissue paper over your flash is one way to do it. Or try ...

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