Thanks for the tips. I will reply to some below:
[MAFUD:]
"Lightless", the 1900 fires any number of remote servo flash units. If what
you need is a trigger to fire other flash units, the 1900 will work,
understanding the 1900 does *not* emit "light" from its on-camera position.
+++ Mafud,
canislupus wrote:
... talk about extreme situations. Here are folks who (like me;)
try to push the MOST speed off a film, to put MOST TCs on a lens
(was it someone's 64/4800mm rig? the UFO=flare shot last year ;)
that was me - I admit! "6400mm, guilty as charged" :^D
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Hi!
I have been, after a long time, to a concert while NOT shooting it, but I
couldn't help wondering how would I shoot it ;( The light was truly abysmal
there, and no amount of film pushing would help. The player was backlighted
by 3 or so candles, which illuminated the walls around but
In a message dated 2/2/01 5:43:19 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How do I use and set an Infrared flash?
I don't know from nothing about infrared, but I bet a good start would be to
purchase a Vivitar 1900RT IR Master Trigger flash: $40 @ (www.porters.com) or
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