Exactly!


I will just trigger the flashes using the built in flash since my safe hot
shoe-pc connecter didn't arrive yet :-( My digital camera does not have this
problem since it has a built in pc connecter but Elan II does not so I have
to do it this way. I will measure the strobe power using a flash meter and
then set the camera to 1/60 and whatever aperture the flash meter suggests.
I will dial ISO as high as it will go, or put a business card directing
flash upwards. So I will not be using my ttl capabilities at all...



cheers,

evrim



> -----Original Message-----
From: Grega Fenko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 9:54 AM
To: eos@

> a1.nl
Subject: Re: EOS Elan II pop up flash - is it single shot ?


>From: Gerard Maas 

> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> >

> >Grega Fenko wrote:

> >

> > > If slaves are controlled optically, they will "shut down" 

> as built-in 

> >flash.

> > > In this manner total flash power will be underexposed by 

> the amount of

> > > negative compensation.

> > > Or am I missing something?

> > >

> > > AFAIK all film based EOS bodies have TTL built-in flash 

> (those that have

> > > one).

> >

> >Greka,

> >

> >As I undestood it,  Evrim is talking about triggering studio 

> flashes with 

> >the

> >built-in flash on the EOS 50E.  (Some/most/several??) studio 

> strobes have 

> >slaves

> >to trigger each other in a multi-flash setup, so you 

> (usually) connect your 

> >sync

> >lead to one of them and the rest follows. You can use this slave 

> >functionality

> >to trigger them with a built-in flash as well. And as I 

> explained before, 

> >they

> >are responsive to the IR output, so covering the body flash 

> with a IR 

> >filter

> >will help further in eliminating the influence of the 

> built-in flash output 

> >on

> >the final image.  Negative exposure compensation should do fine, but 

> >sometimes

> >(depending on the power of your strobes, f/stop , film 

> rating and lighting

> >setup)  it can be intrusive.

> >

> >You're right if the 'slaves' we're talking about were TTL 

> slaves (like the

> >ikelite)

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