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<p>Would anyone know how the shutter and flash can be synced? Manual doesn't seem to help when trying to fire a remote flash with a Panasonic GF1 (built in flash). Thanks</p>

<p>I cannot seem to get the Gf1 to sync properly with an external strobe or Nikon flash when using the built in flash as the trigger. It is as if the flash fires before the shutter. I've tried all the camera settings...P, A, S, M, etc. Anyone know what might be happening here? </p>

<p>Hi Heinz. I shot RAW and process in Lightroom and Silver Effects. Thanks for you interest. Here are link with some recent LX3 photos: </p>

 

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<p><img src="http://images.us.viewbook.com/f3562d1a8b785a4187bae64d5207b880.jpg" alt="" width="1321" height="2113" />Hi. I own both the LX3 and Canon G10. I also owned the Canon G9, the S70, and S80. I'm not sure what I was thinking except that I wanted to like the Canon cameras. But I really don't like them. The S80 was a dog. The G10 does okay, the no where near as useful and portable as the LX3.<br /> I'm am sure the S90 is a fine camera except that I won't be buying one. Here is a small portfolio shot with the LX3 which has been a very versatile little guy. http://keithskelton.viewbook.com/shot_with_the_panasonic_lx3<br /> Thanks!</p>

<p>For a different idea try Ciudad Juárez. It might not be epic but it is wild and risky. <img src="http://images.us.viewbook.com/f82d58c7d571874c26ea9afa74c06936_large.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p>A good place to start? Check out the Men's room at Amsterdam's airport.<img src="http://images.us.viewbook.com/82fd154c402851668f11874e883d7445_large.jpg" alt="" width="1024" height="673" /></p>

<p>Moments<img src="http://images.us.viewbook.com/0557c6b21912dd45a742123c8b7943ae_large.jpg" alt="" /></p>

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<li>I carry as little as possible. However, when needed I will have:</li>

<li>Nikon D300</li>

<li>Nikon 12-24mm</li>

<li>Nikon 17-35mm f2.8</li>

<li>70-200 VR f2.8</li>

<li>B&W UV filters for all lenses</li>

<li>Nikon TC-1.7</li>

<li>Panasonic LX3</li>

<li>Canon G10</li>

<li>Nikon GPS device</li>

<li>Lightning Trigger</li>

<li>Nikon SB 800 (2)</li>

<li>Kirk tripod head and quick releases</li>

<li>Gitzo Carbon tripod</li>

<li>60-80 gigs memory cards</li>

<li>Rolleicord Vb with BW film, accessories, yellow, orange red filters, close up lenses, no light meter. If I am using the Rollei, I'll leave everything else behind except for the Panasonic LX3.</li>

<li>I've owned almost every camera bag manufactured and if I had to pick one it would be Tamrac Pro 8</li>

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