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From: "mike.wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> It wasn't explicit but I was referring to TTL operation. Operations
> that do not require control input from outside the flash (other than
> "fire now") will not be affected. I am unfamiliar with the AF360FGZ but
> I am s
Hi,
Christian wrote:
> I used to use the AF360FGZ on the LX, MX and SuperProgram It worked in
> Manual or Automatic on the MX and TTL Manual or Automatic on the LX and SP.
> Originally I was a bit worried about damage, but it never happened.
It wasn't explicit but I was referring to TTL ope
I used to use the AF360FGZ on the LX, MX and SuperProgram It worked in
Manual or Automatic on the MX and TTL Manual or Automatic on the LX and SP.
Originally I was a bit worried about damage, but it never happened.
Christian
- Original Message -
From: "mike wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi,
Peter Hillerstrom wrote:
>
> Hi Fritz
>
> No I meant "Modern pentax flashes could damage older
> pentax bodies". Thats the info pentax gave me and I
> think I've seen it around the internet also. Your
> statement makes most sense to me and I get confused
> when others states the opposite. Ev
Hi Fritz
No I meant "Modern pentax flashes could damage older
pentax bodies". Thats the info pentax gave me and I
think I've seen it around the internet also. Your
statement makes most sense to me and I get confused
when others states the opposite. Even if I don't use
this flash on the *istD and i
I think you mean: " older flashes can damage modern Pentax cameras".
The old trigger voltages were no problem in the past as cameras of that
era, like the MX, have a mechanical contact.
With the modern cameras, electronics are used in just about any area of
the camera, including the flash circuitry
Hi
I have an older flash for my praktica camera which I
wondering if it'll work on my *istD. It's an Starblitz
2500 BTZ. It has only the center connector in the
hotshoe and work as an auto-flash (light sensor on
flash). I'm worried if the flashvoltage could damage
the *istD. I've read on the net t
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