On Sat, 7 Feb 2004, mike wilson wrote:
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
I think I am getting there. What do you mean by any connector? My
understanding is that I am looking for a part that slides into the HSG
hotshoe and provides a hotshoe to be used just as a stand for the
flash. Am I right?
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Subject: Re: Flash bracket for the 500FTZ
On Sat, 7 Feb 2004, mike wilson wrote:
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
I think I am getting there. What do you mean by any connector? My
understanding is that I am looking for a part that slides into the HSG
hotshoe and provides a hotshoe to be used just
On Sat, 7 Feb 2004, Hal Sandra Davis wrote:
Don't buy this stuff, it will collapse in a house of cards!
Have you tried it yourself?
Kostas
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Subject: Re: Flash bracket for the 500FTZ (question for Eleanor)
On Sat, 7 Feb 2004, Hal Sandra Davis wrote:
Don't buy this stuff, it will collapse in a house of cards!
Have you tried it yourself?
Kostas
On Fri, 6 Feb 2004, Christian wrote:
There are several flash brackets by numerous manufacturers that are similar
to the Hot shoe Grip set up and not so large as the Stroboframes.
Great analysis snipped
Thanks for the very detailed answer Christian. I had figured all that
out from Boz's site.
On Fri, 6 Feb 2004, mike wilson wrote:
Not directly mounted on the HSG, no. But I think there is a 5-series
hotshoe connector that is dead (no connections) for use on studio
lighting stands. (Come to think of it, any proprietary connector would
work - Jessops?) That on the HSG, flash on the
Hi,
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
I think I am getting there. What do you mean by any connector? My
understanding is that I am looking for a part that slides into the HSG
hotshoe and provides a hotshoe to be used just as a stand for the
flash. Am I right? I know all about the cables and the
Hi,
Looking through the pages at KMP and the Pentax download site, it seems
possible that the Off camera adaptor F (not the Hot shoe adaptor F) may
be what you need. It is not clear from the photgraph if it has the
ability to clip to a shoe. Eleanor?
You can also see what I mean about the
Mike Wilson posted:
Looking through the pages at KMP and the Pentax download site, it seems
possible that the Off camera adaptor F (not the Hot shoe adaptor F) may
be what you need. It is not clear from the photgraph if it has the
ability to clip to a shoe. Eleanor?
In my other reply I
Hi,
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Mike Wilson posted:
Looking through the pages at KMP and the Pentax download site, it seems
possible that the Off camera adaptor F (not the Hot shoe adaptor F) may
be what you need. It is not clear from the photgraph if it has the
ability to clip to a
bracket for the 500FTZ (question for Eleanor)
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike Wilson posted:
Looking through the pages at KMP and the Pentax download site, it
seems
possible that the Off camera adaptor F (not the Hot shoe adaptor F)
may
be what you need. It is not clear from
: mike wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 1:02 PM
Subject: Re: Flash bracket for the 500FTZ (question for Eleanor)
Hi,
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Mike Wilson posted:
Looking through the pages at KMP and the Pentax download site
Skofteland
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Subject: Re: Flash bracket for the 500FTZ (question for Eleanor)
Hi,
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Mike Wilson posted:
Looking
for the old 4P (mechanical? analog?) it would cost about
the same.
Christian Skofteland
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Subject: Re: Flash bracket for the 500FTZ (question for Eleanor
Don't buy this stuff, it will collapse in a house of cards!
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Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 6:31 PM
Subject: Re: Flash bracket for the 500FTZ (question for Eleanor)
not necessarily the digital
On Fri, 6 Feb 2004, Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
On Thu, 5 Feb 2004, mike wilson wrote:
You could just use Pentax analogue TTL flashes with your newer body.
Does pretty much everything except high speed, trailing shutter and
wireless.
Thanks. Thing is, I just bought a 500FTZ from Jaume
I use a Stroboframe flip-top and an off-camera flash cable with my
500FTZ, PZ-1p and *ist D. It's a good thing. I just didn't think
that you wanted to hear about Stroboframe, or I would have mentioned it
sooner.
Len
* There's no place like 127.0.0.1
Thanks. Thing is, I just bought a 500FTZ
On Fri, 6 Feb 2004, Len Paris wrote:
I use a Stroboframe flip-top and an off-camera flash cable with my
500FTZ, PZ-1p and *ist D. It's a good thing. I just didn't think
that you wanted to hear about Stroboframe, or I would have mentioned it
sooner.
Thanks Len. I will see what I can find on
AM
Subject: Re: Flash bracket for the 500FTZ
On Thu, 5 Feb 2004, mike wilson wrote:
You could just use Pentax analogue TTL flashes with your newer body.
Does pretty much everything except high speed, trailing shutter and
wireless.
Thanks. Thing is, I just bought a 500FTZ from Jaume
Many folks feel that they are ungainly, unsightly, and would stifle
their artistic creativity, if they ever used a Stroboframe. The
Stroboframe has been the mainstay of PJs and wedding/event photographers
for a long time. Also, I've mentioned using them quite a few times in
the past. I hate to
On Fri, 6 Feb 2004, Len Paris wrote:
Many folks feel that they are ungainly, unsightly, and would stifle
their artistic creativity, if they ever used a Stroboframe. The
Stroboframe has been the mainstay of PJs and wedding/event photographers
for a long time. Also, I've mentioned using them
You said that you didn't want to consider the larger brackets. That
is the kind I use - to get the flash high and centered. Stroboframe
quickflip 35, Stroboframe Pro-RL.
HTH,
Bruce
Friday, February 6, 2004, 1:28:51 AM, you wrote:
KK On Thu, 5 Feb 2004, mike wilson wrote:
You could just
Hi,
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
Thanks. Thing is, I just bought a 500FTZ from Jaume :-)
Can't believe there is no matter for brackets, though the lack of
responses in the list just shows it's so.
Can't you use the HSG with one of the 5-series hotshoe whatsits and a
5-P cable?
mike
On Fri, 6 Feb 2004, mike wilson wrote:
Can't you use the HSG with one of the 5-series hotshoe whatsits and a
5-P cable?
Before posting (or buying for that matter!) I downloaded the HSG
manual from Pentax USA and it says that Dedicated/TTL flash is not
possible with the 240FT or the 400FTZ. As
-flash would work with any body and any flash
(automatic: flash has to have this ability).
HTH
Christian
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From: Kostas Kavoussanakis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 12:36 PM
Subject: Re: Flash bracket for the 500FTZ
On Fri, 6 Feb
Hi,
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
On Fri, 6 Feb 2004, mike wilson wrote:
Can't you use the HSG with one of the 5-series hotshoe whatsits and a
5-P cable?
Before posting (or buying for that matter!) I downloaded the HSG
manual from Pentax USA and it says that Dedicated/TTL flash is not
Hi,
Christian wrote:
example: my LX (Analog body) worked in TTL mode with an AF280T (analog
flash) and TTL mode with the AF360FGZ (digital flash). My ist-D (digital
body as far as flash/ttl is concerned; I'm not referring to media) works in
TTL mode with an AF280T (analog flash) and TTL
define mechanical bodies
My LX and oh-I-forgot-about-it-in-my-previous-post SuperProgram worked in
TTL mode with the AF360FGZ.
Christian
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Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 2:48 PM
Subject: Re: Flash bracket
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Subject: Re: Flash bracket for the 500FTZ
Hi,
Christian wrote:
example: my LX (Analog body) worked in TTL mode with an AF280T (analog
flash) and TTL mode with the AF360FGZ (digital flash). My ist-D
Subject: Re: Flash bracket for the 500FTZ
Anything previous to the SF series. Where flash is triggered
mechanically.
Christian wrote:
define mechanical bodies
My LX and oh-I-forgot-about-it-in-my-previous-post SuperProgram worked
in
TTL mode with the AF360FGZ.
Christian
wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 3:06 PM
Subject: Re: Flash bracket for the 500FTZ
Anything previous to the SF series. Where flash is triggered
mechanically.
Christian wrote:
define mechanical bodies
My LX and oh-I-forgot-about
Hi,
I noticed that the 400FTZ only works in manual mode on the hot shoe
grip, so I guess that the same is true for the 500FTZ. Is there a grip
for the 500FTZ, with a bracket to attach it to the (MZ) camera? The
Cobra 750 has a very nice, very simple setup, which even allows the AF
spotbeam to be
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