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XZ-1 Tips

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So -- turn the lens ring until you get to a faster shutter speed, like 1/250. This speed will

freeze anyone moving towards you or away from you. 1/500 will freeze side-to-side

motion, but might let in too little light in a dark room.

Go the the Flash menu (right-arrow on the back dial), and pick the little lightning bolt --

for auto-intensity Fill In flash (just the lightning bolt, NOT the icon with a bolt and a little

eye). The XZ-1 will send out an almost invisible pre-flash, measure the light bouncing

back from it, and then fire off the main flash at just the right strength.

This, of course, will cause your child to go blind for a few moments, if not longer. You

can put a piece of Kleenex over the flash, to diffuse the light... and try again. If the

picture is too dark, move the Flash menu setting from Fill In to Full, or 1/4, or 1/16... or

just move closer with the tissue over the flash.

Or, you can tape a little angled piece of cardboard in front of the flash, to bounce the light

up at the ceiling, and then down onto the child.

All these flash units put out 'daylight' bluish light. Which is sort of stupid, because we

mostly use them indoors, under warmer room light -- lightbulb light -- tungsten light. If

you get a little piece of light orange plastic gel from a camera store -- ask for a CTO gel

-- and then tape it over the flash, amazing! Suddenly, the light from the flash matches the

color tone of the room light -- and those candles on your kid's birthday cake.

Last thought -- take a few minutes to experiment with the Flash menu low-power

settings. Outdoors in daylight, try 1/16 and 1/64 to add just a flick of fill flash to your

subject. .. very nice (no orange flash filter needed, unless you want a 'late-afternoon'

sunlit look).

Optical Infrared Wireless Slave flash

The XZ-1's popup flash can set off other flashes... infrared or 'slave' flashes. I use a cheap

Yong-Nuo YN-460N, which is fully adjustable for intensity. It works perfectly indoors --