On the left, the manual flash units table to help calculate the aperture
needed from distance and ISO and on the right a non-TTL unit with 2
preset light levels. The ISO is “dialled in” and the scale then gives the
aperture to set the camera to.
If you use a wireless trigger to fire these older units it is also possible to
use the resulting single flash to “optically” trigger other units if small
optical triggering units are attached to them.
The main camera flash cannot be used because of the pre-flash which
would prematurely fire the “slave” flash before the main exposure took
place.
More video tutorial material on flash:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V79dcaOrS_s
Wide Angle and Telephoto Conversion Lenses
Wide Angle conversion
Although the Panasonic Lumix FZ200 has a reasonably wide angle
setting (25mm equivalent) there are times when a slightly wider view
would help.
In interior architectural shots, landscapes and group photographs this
extra few millimetres of coverage could make all the difference.
Panasonic haven’t specifically produced a matching wide angle
conversion lens and tube for the FZ200 however there are a number of
options you can employ to get wider angle shots.
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