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    K800i Flash + Video

    I cant seem to find any option to have the cameras light on when taking a video?,

    I'm sure you could do this with the K750i ?, as you could switch the light on and use it as a torch or to provide light when filming.

    Is it me or can you not do this ?

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    The K800 cant do this as it is a different type of flash, xenon instead of led, its a shame but it works far better with photos

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    Seeing as it's a proper flash as used in camera's, The flash cannot be used as a light as it would just burn out

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    Shame they don't have the LEDs on there as well, that light was really useful. Navigated a couple of country paths with it when i was in Islay

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    That explains it then, damned useful having a torch of the 750...

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    Half press and hold the camera button and it'll kick out the anti red eye light. Not perfect, but handy enough to find your way out of a dark room

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