Len writes:
> It's not the camera that is really supported by Quantum. It's the flash. If
> he was using an external flash with his digital camera then, probably, he
> could have used a Quantum battery to power the flash.
Sorry, I should have mentioned. The flash was external and mounted on a
bracket of some kind. Even my Sunpak flashes accept a mains power
adaptor. Do newer flashes have them (eg AF500FTZ)?
> If he was using a
> consumer digital camera, and not a big ticket digital like Kodak/Nikon,
> Kodak/Canon, a Nikon D1, a Fuji Finepix Pro, all of which can use external
> flash units that are also supported by Quantum, then maybe he was stuck with
> AA batteries. Did you notice which digital camera he was using?
It looked quite big and expensive. I was too far away to be able to tell
anything more but it was definitely not a consumer-grade camera.
The place he was from is pretty well-known down here so I presume they
can afford good gear, and that they know what they're doing. At my
graduation about 2 years ago they took all the pictures on film without using
a flash (which is good because I dislike flash). I'd be interested to see just
how those prints come out.
Cheers,
- Dave
David A. Mann, B.E.
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