Flash exposures are always iffy, especially with a reflector. The histogram is 
your friend. I find that for most camera to subject distances, there's a stop 
that delivers a better exposure.
Paul
On Dec 5, 2009, at 5:37 PM, Igor Roshchin wrote:

> 
> I experienced underexposures while shooting with the flash
> (see my message with the topic about 540 FGZ flash).
> 
> Igor
> 
> Sat Dec 5 16:17:56 CST 2009
> paul stenquist wrote:
> 
>> I find the K7 slightly less noisy than the K20D. Can't remember how
>> noisy my *istD was. But I would expect the *istD to be a bit less noisy
>> due to the lower resolution. However, the K7 exposure is very accurate,
>> so overall noise performance is generally better than any of the Pentax
>> digitals I've owned (*istD, 10 and 20)-- I rarely have to "bump up" the
>> exposure.
>> Paul
> 
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