MY CAMERA'S POP UP FLASH IS NOT SYNC WITH THE SHUTTER

It's possible it's not working properly or you can adjust the in-camera flash.  See the internet for instructions if you don't know how to do that.  It's called flash compensation.  Also you can try increasing the ISO level and see if that helps.

THE PROBLEM PERSIST AND WITH HIGH ISO. WHEN I PRESS MY CAMERAS BUTTON THE FLASH FLASHES AT WRONG TIME SO MY PHOTO IS UNDER EXPOSED. THE FLASH IS OUT OF SYNC WITH THE SHUTTER

EVENTHOUGH I AM VERY CLOSE TO MY SUBJECT THE PROBLEM PERSIST. THE FLASH FLASHES AT WRONG TIME. ITS NOT SYNC WITH MY SHUTTER. I WILL POST PHOTOS TONIGHT

IT FLASHES TO FOCUS AND THEN IT FLASHES AGAIN WHEN I PRESS THE BUTTON BUT THE PHOTO IS UNDEREXPOSED. THE FLASH DOESNT SYNCRONISED WITH THE SHUTTER

KATIA1981 wrote:

IT FLASHES TO FOCUS AND THEN IT FLASHES AGAIN WHEN I PRESS THE BUTTON BUT THE PHOTO IS UNDEREXPOSED. THE FLASH DOESNT SYNCRONISED WITH THE SHUTTER

1. is the entire image illuminated  by the flash, or is only part of the frame illuminated?

2. what shutter speed, f-stop, and ISO setting do you have set, and how far away is your subject you're trying to illuminate?

Without seeing a sample photo, with EXIF, I'm just making guesses:

1) the most likely culprit from your descriptions is that you have the flash in wireless commander mode. The flash is firing to send a signal to an external unit, but with none present you end up with an underexposure.

2) The FEC may be dialled way down

3) Your aperture is too small to allow reasonable exposure with the onboard flash

4) Your subject is too far away to be well lit by the onboard flash.

Mike

I HAVE TRY DIFFERENT VALUES BUT THE RESAULT IS THE SAME! THE PHOTOS ARE ALWAYS VER UNDEREXPOSED! I HAVE TAKEN TODAY MY CAMERA FOR SERVICE.

Hi

I had exactly the same issue after replacing the camera top cover assembly due to someone else having damaged the flash section. It seemed like the flash was out of sync with the shutter and then when it seemed to work okay, the image was underexposed. The issue was that the previous user of the camera had set the flash operation mode to "EasyWireless", once I had set it back to "NormalFiring", it works perfectly.

To get to the setting, turn the camera on, press the Flash button once to raise the flash, then press the Flash button again to get the Flash Control screen.  Then the first line has the settings for NormalFiring/EasyWireless/CustomWireless, just select NormalFiring.

Peter

PeterSp wrote:

Hi

I had exactly the same issue after replacing the camera top cover assembly due to someone else having damaged the flash section. It seemed like the flash was out of sync with the shutter and then when it seemed to work okay, the image was underexposed. The issue was that the previous user of the camera had set the flash operation mode to "EasyWireless", once I had set it back to "NormalFiring", it works perfectly.

To get to the setting, turn the camera on, press the Flash button once to raise the flash, then press the Flash button again to get the Flash Control screen. Then the first line has the settings for NormalFiring/EasyWireless/CustomWireless, just select NormalFiring.

Peter

Welcome to the forum.  You've replied to a 2 year old thread in which the OP never came back to indicate whether any of the suggestions helped, and never posted any sample pics.  My guess is the OP is long gone.