They were just trying to protect their hair and eyebrows from
the flash.
The camera had already been focussed and the picture composed.
A slight
over-dump of flash powder could leave the photographer himself
smokin'
unless he was careful. I don't know this first hand, but a
teacher I had as
a
Oh, have you written one?
Sac No, my Brother. It is currently out of print for revisions and updates.
Sac If you like, I'll have him contact you when the revamp is done. Last revision
Sac was $5.95 SH included.
Sac And the copyrighted name for it is:
Sac Manual Fill Flash For Dummies.
Sac
Sac Please, if you would, explain action?
Hi Mafud,
no need to be confused. Perhaps I chose a wrong word (happens when
English is not my mother tongue). The setup I
had in mind was simply (I think I mentioned it in the earlier
posts) two flashes, one on bracket one on camera or
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From: Frantisek Vlcek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 5:43 PM
Subject: Re: TTL multiflash with METZ
- like the old time photographers with head under the
largeformat focusing hood of their 5x7
In a message dated 11/19/01 7:25:19 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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Basically we said the same thing. The ND filter cuts down the
flow (output) on one flash, while the other sprays more light.
The camera shuts them both down at the same time.
You guys need a copy of
A real contrast control is more sophisticated than that Len. I see it as
follows:
For real contrast control, the light output of the two flaskguns must be
controlled independently.
The easiest way to do this, is to trigger them on a different moment in
time.
The trigger pulse of my Z-1 has the
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Enviado el: lunes, 19 de noviembre de 2001 9:17
Para: Emilio Puga
Asunto: Re: TTL multiflash with METZ
Sunday, November 18, 2001, 6:07:19 PM, Emilio wrote:
EP Can someone explain how the hell can you
Oh, have you written one?
Len
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Subject: Re: TTL multiflash with METZ
In a message dated 11/19/01 7:25:19 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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Actually the PZ-1(p) will use the RTF to reach 1/3 of the light required,
and then switch to the external flash for the remaining 2/3. So that is
different then useing two external flashes and use a ND filter to control
the output between
In a message dated 11/20/01 8:17:35 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Oh, have you written one?
No, my Brother. It is currently out of print for revisions and updates.
If you like, I'll have him contact you when the revamp is done. Last revision
was $5.95 SH included.
Paris, Leonard wrote:
I don't doubt it a minute. My lame little example used two identical flash
units and a neutral density filter along with a camera that had a basic TTL
flash capability that triggers both flashes at the same time and then
quenches both of them at the same time, when
about ND filter use on one of the flash
units. I could
have misunderstood, I guess.
Len
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Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 9:14 AM
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Subject: Re: TTL multiflash with METZ
Actually the PZ-1
Sunday, November 18, 2001, 6:07:19 PM, Emilio wrote:
EP Can someone explain how the hell can you obtain a underexposure whith
EP TTL flash meterting with a ND filter on the head of it???
EP Doesn´t TTL works cutting light at the moment of exposure??
EP Know, then you have more flash output for
: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
En nombre de Frantisek Vlcek
Enviado el: lunes, 19 de noviembre de 2001 9:17
Para: Emilio Puga
Asunto: Re: TTL multiflash with METZ
Sunday, November 18, 2001, 6:07:19 PM, Emilio wrote:
EP Can someone explain how the hell can you obtain a underexposure
whith
Let me take a shot at this one and see how it sits with all of
you.
Let's say we had a camera with two identical flashes on
brackets. One on the left of the body, and one on tthe right of
the body. Let's also say both are controlled by the body's TTL
flash system,
If neither flash had a ND
Len wrote:
If one of the flash units had an ND filter
on it, the TTL system would still quench both
flashes when enough light has reached the film
but the flash with no ND filter would contribute
more light than the flash with an ND filter,
giving you one brighter source of light on one
, November 19, 2001 5:26 PM
Subject: Re: TTL multiflash with METZ
Len wrote:
If one of the flash units had an ND filter
on it, the TTL system would still quench both
flashes when enough light has reached the film
but the flash with no ND filter would contribute
more light than the flash
FJW I use that almost every time I use my Metz flash, but you don't need another
FJW flash. I have the 40MZ-2, which has the big flash that you can bounce on the
FJW ceiling or wall, and there is also a small flash built in that you can
FJW switch on/off as desired. The little flash is direct.
Frantisek,
I use that almost every time I use my Metz flash, but you don't need another
flash. I have the 40MZ-2, which has the big flash that you can bounce on the
ceiling or wall, and there is also a small flash built in that you can
switch on/off as desired. The little flash is direct. The
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