External Flash
The use of external flash, either directly attached to the camera hot
shoe, or remotely triggered adds additional lighting control for those
wishing to use just simple, or studio, flash set ups.
Panasonic do a range of TTL (through the lens) compatible flash units
DMW-FL220E – a small unit with a guide number of 22
DMW-FL360E – a larger unit with a guide number of 36 and has a
bounce and swivel head.
DMW-FL360LE - same spec as the FL360E but with the addition of a
LED video light
DMW-FL500E – a full featured flash unit featuring a bounce and swivel
head with a guide number of 50.
The Olympus FL36 (identical to
Panasonic FL360)
With the Olympus FL36, functionally equivalent to the Panasonic FL360,
the head will auto-zoom when you have the head pointing forward.
This means that the flash will select one out of six discreet zoom steps,
12mm, 14mm, 17mm, 25mm, 35mm or 42mm, whichever one is the
most suiting for the FZ200 zoom lens setting.
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How to activate multiple shooting and deactivate
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200 allows multiple shooting using the burst mode feature. To activate and deactivate it:
1. Activate Burst Mode:
- Turn on the camera and set it to a shooting mode.
- Press the burst mode button or access it through the camera menu.
- Select the desired burst shooting option.
- Press the shutter button to take multiple shots in quick succession.
2. Deactivate Burst Mode:
- Press the burst mode button again or return to the menu.
- Select "Single Shot" or another shooting mode to disable burst shooting.
Burst mode captures multiple frames rapidly, useful for action shots.
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