This is the only useful info I've found on the FL-LM2:
"One neat thing about the FL-LM2 is that it has bounce tilt ability
(though not swivel). Something not usually seen on flashes of it's size. "
Taken from:
http://photo.net/equipment/olympus/om-d/e-m5/announcement-and-preview/
Candace
On 2/9/12 7:40 AM, Chris Trask wrote:
>>> I do like the little pop-up flash for portraiture.
>>>
>>> Seriously!
>>>
>>> What I do is have the pop-up flash set at a very low level and let the
>>> off-camera flash do the bidding. The pop-up flash gives just a nice
>>> little sparkle to the eyes and fills in the crevices in a person's
>>> face a touch. I like how it brightens the eyes and teeth. It also
>>> gives me a way of triggering the studio flashes if I'm not wanting to
>>> use the radio triggers.
>>>
>>
>> I agree with Ken on this, and find it interesting that this flash can
>> angled so it can be bounced, which would make it a very effective small
>> tool for what I do. (If I read the reviews correctly).
>>
> I'm also intrigued with the FL-LM2 clip-on flash. The low level (GN7
> at ISO 100) and tilting would be highly useful for what I do. Is there any
> information available for this by itself? I'm curious to learn if it is
> adjustable, like the popup flash on the E-5xx.
>
> Low-level flashes such as this are next to impossible to find, yet for
> close-up work such as flowers and insects they are an essential accessory.
> Until this, I could only find that level as a popup, so I'm very curious to
> see if the FL-LM2 can be used with an extension cable so it can be used for
> fill-in at close range. Then I can leave the T-20s and the diffusers at home.
>
> Chris
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