Thanks, but this isn't for use in a studio. I would need to be able to walk around and not have to set up a lighting stand.
Thanks, Greg > > On Sunday, Nov 23, 2003, at 05:28 America/New_York, Greg Lovern wrote: > >> I'd like to mount a second flash on a simple bracket, link the two >> flashes with a short cord, >> and have the second flash both fire and stop when the primary flash >> (either in TTL mode, or in one of its auto modes) fires and stops. >> >> I like some of the brackets I see at >> >> http://www.camerastore.com/dl_cat_E/-E07_flashbrk.html > > You may want to consider putting one of the flash units off-camera on a > lighting stand with one of these adaptors: > > http://www.camerastore.com/dl_cat_F/-F07a_lsa.html > > I use one that looks like DL-0316. > > As for TTL operation, I don't know if it's possible with your Vivitar > and then it depends on what lighting ratios you want to achieve between > the master and slave flash(es). I think even with a TTL setup and > Pentax flashes, the contrast-control feature doesn't let you specify > the lighting ratio. Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong. > > It helps very much to have a handheld flash meter. > > --jc > >
