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I HAVE FLASH TRON S-300 its compatible with my cam?
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Omar.Junior wrote:
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Alot of FZ users have purchased one of the Sunpak 383/422/433 models because they have good power, are relatively cheap (I gotmy 422 on eBay for $37 shipped), tilt and swivel, and have acceptable trigger voltages of around 6 volts. Congratulations on being Brazilian! ![]() |
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Omar.junior Voce por aqui rapaz, eu estou com uma duvida parecida com a sua só que o meu flash é uma yashica s-300! eu postei lá no forum!!!
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It seems some digital cameras can only tolerate 5~6V (as in replies from the officials) despite the ISO 10330 specification said 'no more than 24V'.
Has anyone ever asked the Panasonic in this issue? |
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In panasonic fz-20 english manual in page 82 says:
"If using other external flash units, please make sure the flash is designed for use with a digital camera and the trigger voltage is based on ISO 10330 (less than 24 volts)." I presume that all flashes less than 24 volts triggervoltage are compatible with fz20 atleast. |
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Comax wrote:
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Can you tell me the answer you have received please ! I have the same question for a Pana Fz30 tank you ! |
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