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Hello all
please see this link,it is very helpful,be careful not to use old flashes on your new digital cameras,it is dangerous and might make serious damages to your digital cameras.this is the link : http://www.botzilla.com/photo/g1strobe.html |
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Useful link thanks. I have an old Metz that is compatible with my EOS 3 and thought it should be OK on my DSLR's but contacted Metz first who gave a very emphatic no saying it would damage the modern cameras. Good job I asked first!
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For measuring trigger voltage of old flashes you should use a Digital Multimeter other analogue meters do not show the Peak Voltage,thanks.
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Thanks for the link, Mo.
I was given a Canon Speedlite 420EZ a few years ago, I could get one flash from it but nothing after so the communication between the camera and flash must be different, so I taped over all the connections on the flash except the centre one, connected it to the camera and nothing, I then let one of the pins come through the tape and connected it again to the camera and it worked so I disconnected the other wires inside the flash and it works every time now but only in manual mode but this is how I was brought up so no worries ![]()
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