Is that right? The off-camera Metz flash will quench in sync
with the Metz on the camera?
I've seen that done with some Ikelite flashes but I didn't know
it could be done with Metz flashes. That could be a powerful
system for shooting weddings, etc, because Metz is fabulously
powerful and versatile. Are there any specific models of Metz
that can do this? I have a 45CT4 that I use on the PZ-1p with
the 3000 series adapters. It works very well for me and if I
could get another Metz to work as a slave and maintain TTL it
would be fantastic!
Len
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> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Frits J. Wüthrich
> Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 4:25 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Thoughts on the FA* 28-70mm Zoom
>
>
> You mention you use a wireless slave for triggering
> your Metz MZ40-2 with
> your RTF flash, I assume you mean the slave is one
> that picks up the flash
> from your RTF purely optical.
>
> If you buy a second Metz and put that on your PZ1-p
> you could really
> wireless trigger your remote Metz and have TTL. The
> Metz on your camera
> triggers the other. Wireless TTL with your PZ1-p!
>
> Frits
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