RED PICTURES
I just got a NEW CANON EOS REBEL T3 /SUNPAK Digflash 3000;
Last eveing My pictures started to turn out with Red edges and just kept getting worst.
I rechasrged the battery until it read FULL CHARGE, but NO HELP!!
What is My most likey problin ??
Last eveing My pictures started to turn out with Red edges and just kept getting worst.
I rechasrged the battery until it read FULL CHARGE, but NO HELP!!
What is My most likey problin ??
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chinese clone canon camera 0 -
Kind of sounds like the flash is getting into the lens. Does this happen with and without the flash, or just with the flash? 0 -
I removed the Flash unit and turned on My work lights and the pictures are good so it is somewhere in the Flash.quote:Originally posted by Old-Colts
Kind of sounds like the flash is getting into the lens. Does this happen with and without the flash, or just with the flash?0 -
At the risk of running afoul of the powers that be,
Try:
www.uglyhedgehog.com
Not a gun site, so maybe this is o.k.? Another possibility would be the Canon Forum.
Good luck.0 -
quote:Originally posted by cyro110
I removed the Flash unit and turned on My work lights and the pictures are good so it is somewhere in the Flash.quote:Originally posted by Old-Colts
Kind of sounds like the flash is getting into the lens. Does this happen with and without the flash, or just with the flash?I took a look at the Sunpak Digflash series and they do seem to set forward quite a bit and might be a problem depending on the lens in use. If it can't be adjusted back to eliminate the problem, maybe a lens hood would help.
Also, depending on where you are using the camera and flash, you might be getting strong reflections off a shiny surface back into the lens.
And, you might ask about it on the Canon Forum as suggested.0 -
I think that You guys helped to Find the Problin.
In trying to get better close-ups I was getting the Flash to CLOSE to the item that I was trying to improve.
THANK YOU0
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