rallying1 Messages 232 Name Gary Edit My Images Yes 9 Aug 2012 #1 I have been offferd this for not a lot of money but want to know if it will work, I have some adaptors for the hot shoe, PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Vivitar AUTO THYRISTOR 4600 SYSTEM (DM/P-TTL base) ELECTRONIC FLASH UNIT thanks.
I have been offferd this for not a lot of money but want to know if it will work, I have some adaptors for the hot shoe, PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Vivitar AUTO THYRISTOR 4600 SYSTEM (DM/P-TTL base) ELECTRONIC FLASH UNIT thanks.
E eddiewood Messages 96 Name Eddie Edit My Images No 9 Aug 2012 #2 If it works it will fire at full power. You'd have to use the manual settings on the flash to adjust the power. Unless you are willing to learn manual flash settings I wouldn't bother. Instead look for a second-hand dedicated flash like the Jessops 360AFD.
If it works it will fire at full power. You'd have to use the manual settings on the flash to adjust the power. Unless you are willing to learn manual flash settings I wouldn't bother. Instead look for a second-hand dedicated flash like the Jessops 360AFD.
OP rallying1 Messages 232 Name Gary Edit My Images Yes 9 Aug 2012 #3 eddiewood said: If it works it will fire at full power. You'd have to use the manual settings on the flash to adjust the power. Unless you are willing to learn manual flash settings I wouldn't bother. Instead look for a second-hand dedicated flash like the Jessops 360AFD. Click to expand... Thanks very much
eddiewood said: If it works it will fire at full power. You'd have to use the manual settings on the flash to adjust the power. Unless you are willing to learn manual flash settings I wouldn't bother. Instead look for a second-hand dedicated flash like the Jessops 360AFD. Click to expand... Thanks very much
towershot Points percy at the pedestal Messages 4,237 Name Rick. Edit My Images Yes 9 Aug 2012 #4 Plus the fact,that if it is the wrong voltage you could fry the camera.
E eddiewood Messages 96 Name Eddie Edit My Images No 10 Aug 2012 #5 towershot said: Plus the fact,that if it is the wrong voltage you could fry the camera. Click to expand... Indeed. I'd checked it and that one was 6v I think, however the older models are 300V
towershot said: Plus the fact,that if it is the wrong voltage you could fry the camera. Click to expand... Indeed. I'd checked it and that one was 6v I think, however the older models are 300V