
03-04-2007, 11:29 PM
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Mad About Cameras
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: England, UK
Posts: 477
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Re: Toshiba M65 questions
First thing's first: you don't want to use a flash - if you do, the flash will reflect off the telly, and your camera will expose for the shiny black reflective surface (imagine the telly being switched off)...
Next, most tvs actually flicker really fast - so you need to have manual control over the shutter speed, otherwise there'll be a dark band in the middle. Sadly, this can't be done with the Toshiba M65.
If you can borrow a camera with a manual exposure mode off a friend, however, try these settings: aperture - f4; shutter speed 1/60s; 400 ASA. These settings should yield a successful result on most conventional televisions.
If you can't borrow someone else's camera, try actively turning your camera's flash OFF and see what the camera does..- - best of luck!
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