Recent content by jonnyk14

Indeed, I hope so! But I'll keep trying. Strangely the flash sometimes fires by itself, I think there's perhaps a dodgy connection somewhere. I thought I'd at least get the flash to fire when taking a picture!

I was aware of using the flash in manual, but I also thought the entire purpose of the Wein device was to allow the flash and camera to communicate, without risk to the electronics?

Haha yes I'm fully aware Rob! And believe me I have thought about doing that. But I would like to avoid it if I can!

Hello all. I've recently switched from Nikon gear to a Canon 5D and such. I still have a SB600 flashgun which I really like and was given to me as a gift, so I'm reluctant to sell it to fund a replacement. Many long Google searches tell me that I shouldn't mount the flash directly into...

Quite the interesting point! However wouldn't it be potentially damaging for the manufacturer to make false claims in the manual? A bit off-topic I admit. I will keep investigating, for now. Thanks everyone!

I purchased the card from Amazon, and according to various sources it does appear to be genuine. Turning off active d-lighting does indeed double the camera's buffer size, so I have a maximum of 8 JPEGs. Still far less than the quoted 100! Perhaps there are other factors to take into account?

Hi guys. I'm using a Nikon D60 at the moment which, according to the manual, has a buffer capacity of 100 JPEGS or 6 raws. The manual also states that these results were achieved using a 'Panasonic Pro High Speed' card. Now, according to Panasonic's website, the Pro High Speed cards have a...