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<blockquote data-quote="CalvinFold" data-source="post: 3332361" data-attributes="member: 119570"><p>Kawwauser, I can relate to the "buy a gizmo, then not use it much." But in this case, I too often get stuck taking photos that are challenging for a bridge camera or a digiscoping setup--awkward/difficult lighting conditions. I'm already shooting at long distances, which just exacerbates the problem.</p><p></p><p>So in this case, I expect to get good use of the flash. Been reading-up on the "how," specifically when used with a Better Beamer...another skillset to develop, to be sure. Was hoping someone here had tried this with an SX60, SX50, a bridge camera of any sort, or even a more typical DSLR setup to be able to give advice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CalvinFold, post: 3332361, member: 119570"] Kawwauser, I can relate to the "buy a gizmo, then not use it much." But in this case, I too often get stuck taking photos that are challenging for a bridge camera or a digiscoping setup--awkward/difficult lighting conditions. I'm already shooting at long distances, which just exacerbates the problem. So in this case, I expect to get good use of the flash. Been reading-up on the "how," specifically when used with a Better Beamer...another skillset to develop, to be sure. Was hoping someone here had tried this with an SX60, SX50, a bridge camera of any sort, or even a more typical DSLR setup to be able to give advice. [/QUOTE]
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