frank theriault wrote:
> I've got enough things to think about when I'm shooting.  Firing the flash 
> manually when I reckon the end of a 1/15th second time span is near, just 
> ain't gonna happen!  <vbg>

For a while I've been thinking that one of these days I need to
take a close look at the exploded diagram of an S3 or S1a to see
whether it'd be feasible to modify it to use trailing-curtain
sync.  (They've got two PC sockets -- "X" and "FP" -- so as long
as I never intended to use flashbulbs with that particular body,
I could wire trailing-curtain to the "FP" socket, assuming it's
possible at all.)  I need to check for clues in the slow-speed
timing mechanism.  Something needs to happen there just before
the shutter closes, consistently enough to be usable at several
speeds, that I can poke a wire at.

Even more clever would be to do it to a Spotmatic so that the
flash shoe could be switched between leading-curtain and
trailing-curtain.

                                        -- Glenn

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