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Re: filmscanners: Viewing Software



At 13:22 20/06/01 -0400, you wrote:
>Stuart,
>
>You should consider joining a CoolPix 990 forum, like:
>http://www.egroups.com/group/coolpix990
>
>Issues like this are discussed on a somewhat regular basis. I figured out 
>how to use my studio strobes with my CoolPix during the first week I owned 
>the camera about a year ago. I used a small external flash pointed away 
>from the subject (with the internal flash turned off) to set off my DynaLights.

Thanks for the link



>Not much to do with Viewing Software.

No possibly not -that just happened to be the subject on the mail I used 
and forgot to remove the subject . I will disregard the sarcasm in your 
message
Stuart


>Larry
>
>
>
>>I am presently considering the purchase of a digital camera . I do some 
>>glamour stuff and use studio lghts  utiliising  an infr-red trigger . i 
>>had been looking st a Nikon Coolpix 995 brochure and it only mentions the 
>>use of a Speedlight ,both built in and separate . What I was wondering is 
>>if anyone has one of these  cameras or its predecessor and knows if 
>>normal external flash units can be used . I appreciate nikon trying to 
>>promote its own products but If only Speedlights can be used then it 
>>looks like Nikon are going to lose a sale .
>
>
>***********************************
>Larry Berman
>
>http://BermanGraphics.com
>http://IRDreams.com
>http://ImageCompress.com
>
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>




 




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