I am not familiar with ASA, but I guessed that it's close to ISO. My camera has Auto, 100, 200 and 400. On the regular camera I would use 400 film in cloudy surroudings.

Max I could put on Pentax was 400, I tried without flash (but it was more or less close up) and it came out a bit fuzzy.

So, do you suggest to use 400 setting in indoors?

Edited to add: I tried making pics and the best quality came out with flash on 100.

Thank you for the wonderful suggestions, I will try them. And the Photo School is exactly what I was looking for.

I am a new owner of the Pentax Optio 330GS camera. I have a question about how to better make pictures with the camera inside? The pictures come out a bit too dark or for example if I make pictures on a show, then they come out too yellow. Which settings would you suggest?

So far I love the pics which are made outside with the natural lightening, but not very happy with the ones inside. It's like there is not enought flash.

Any suggestions are welcome!!

I was told by some that Pentax woulnd't work properly with such external flashes, that it wouldn't know how to figure out the "exposition" correctly. Although this is claimed to be working with almost all digital cameras.

Has any of Pentax users had any experience with this?

I am aware that there is no mount for external flash for Option 330GS, but is there ANY possible way to somehow have external flash for this camera? If yes, then which one? Thanks.