Originally posted by Mr.Alan Thanks for your information. I'm a little bit confused why the Pentax flash shows such a behavior.
In comparison to nikon the pentax-flash photos are "dark".
I guess it has to do with the way P-ttl information is exchanged between the camera and the flash, quite possibly to mitigate the overexposure, as mentioned previously by Beholder3. Its not a big problem though as you can achieve decent results by adding +1via the exposure compensation dial available on the flash. That usually works for me.
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Originally posted by clackers That's what FEC is for, isb.deep - like salt and pepper, you adjust to taste.
For my liking, all three are underexposed.
Agreed, they are... I usually would be compensating anyway when bouncing off the ceiling, since there is a loss of light. But that's besides the point for this discussion