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Abit Flashmenu Full Version V1.5 ##VERIFIED##

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the basic idea is you press a button or switch and you get lights. this way you dont need to hold down a button and the lights come on. the one complication is that each button only has one mode, which kind of limits the power of the system. this means if you want to have 2 or more "things" that light up you need to have them in different modes, which means more buttons and a more complicated controlling system. this whole system relies on the fact that each cube lights up in this manner, and i'm not sure what else could do this other than a shutter release button. any buttons that lights up with this effect can only do this. for example, the speedlight assigns different colors to a number of groups, but you cannot tell how many groups are available. the light just turns on and off or goes from blue to red. this might be ok for basic flash units, but for something like a fill flash for example i need to know how many groups are available and have something that adjusts the groups. adding a switch to change group assignment would be handy.

so your instead of using a cube you've got a system that basically requires someone else to hold down a button and light up a system of lights for you. it's a good idea in principle, but there are a lot of issues with the execution.

the olympus tg-3 is very much aimed at enthusiast photographers, and for this reason i really wish it had full manual exposure control. it was the first waterproof camera to even have a mode dial and is now the first to add a control dial (!) which i really love. perhaps they'll consider full manual control at some point down the line, but for now there are still ample options for enthusiast photographers to fine-tune their shots, more than with most any other rugged camera out there, and one of these options is now the ability to have fully manual flash control. (the tg-3 also offers flash exposure compensation of up to +/-2.0 ev in most shooting modes, whereas in the tg-4, flash compensation was oddly only available in underwater modes.) 84d34552a1