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Sorry Don didn't realise where you were heading with that

My point was that John said it could be done ! but he seems to have disappeared now without explaining how !! Whether I personally would want to or not, is another matter

With a RF trigger fitted (see title) there's only ONE contact in use, so if that doesn't fool the camera in to giving faster than 1/180, then I doubt anything will

If it could be done without HSS it would be handy for daylight fill, without special flash unit.

Comment by Cisco posted on Wireless trigger for studio lights at 14/03/2011 - 17:38

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Don wrote:
link
I used to be an avid reader of that blog Don

But how does that help here ?

Comment by Cisco posted on Wireless trigger for studio lights at 14/03/2011 - 15:53

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gartmore wrote:
Cisco wrote:
gartmore wrote:
Maybe missing a Pentax flashgun?
Just tried in Manual mode (and Av, Tv) with RF trigger and still nothing above 1/180 !?

No X sync from camera it seems :

So what makes u think it will work ? Pentax flash or not ??

You need a Pentax flash with HSS, the limitation here is the speed the shutter curtains travel at. At the risk of teaching grannies to suck eggs I assume you know how a focal plane shutter works.
I think you missed my previous answer to your post !?

>> Got several !! Don't help !? Only go above 1/180 in HS !?




and that still doesn't answer the question that John posed :
>> If you want to set an inappropriately high synch speed then you can do so using manual mode.

How ?? HSS works on more than just Manual !? So what other trick is there ?

Comment by Cisco posted on Wireless trigger for studio lights at 14/03/2011 - 15:48

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gartmore wrote:
Maybe missing a Pentax flashgun?
Just tried in Manual mode (and Av, Tv) with RF trigger and still nothing above 1/180 !?

No X sync from camera it seems :

So what makes u think it will work ? Pentax flash or not ??

Comment by Cisco posted on Wireless trigger for studio lights at 14/03/2011 - 14:58

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Got several !! Don't help !? Only go above 1/180 in HS !?

Comment by Cisco posted on Wireless trigger for studio lights at 14/03/2011 - 12:32

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johnriley wrote:
If you want to set an inappropriately high synch speed then you can do so using manual mode.
Not on my K20 !? It won't let me ??

Or am I missing something ?

Comment by Cisco posted on Wireless trigger for studio lights at 14/03/2011 - 12:06

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Yes I follow that and agree ! maybe an option to turn off flash limiter ??

How do get a dark band in the sky ? shoot at dusk with camera upside down ?? the band does appear at the bottom normally, doesn't it ?

Comment by Cisco posted on Wireless trigger for studio lights at 14/03/2011 - 10:56

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Surely, that's simply down to the mechanics of the shutter system !?
1/180 being the fastest without curtain overlap ! NOT a Pentax choice ??

Comment by Cisco posted on Wireless trigger for studio lights at 14/03/2011 - 10:23

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Algernon wrote:


Pentax up to 1/320 (some may be less) ?
That would be nice though I think most are less

Comment by Cisco posted on Wireless trigger for studio lights at 13/03/2011 - 22:07

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Mine are very similar to these : link

Good at that price ! and 2 receivers !!
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Comment by Cisco posted on Wireless trigger for studio lights at 13/03/2011 - 19:32

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