You should be able to use a generic hot shoe PC adapter. I think I got mine at B&H for about $10. Hunt around in their flash accessories section, and you should be able to find it. I'm actually a little surprised that a PZ-1 doesn't have a PC socket already on the camera...
For most indoors shooting, your 35-105 should suffice, though I'll give the disclaimer that I've never taken a Yankee Seminar. You might want to get their recommendations on what lenses to bring. I do love my 35-105/3.5 though, and I've used it quite extensively with flash (Metz 45CT-4), for wedding/event photography. -Mat On 11/11/05, Gaurav Aggarwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I just found out about the Yankee Seminar in New England (Danvers, > Massachusetts) > on 11/19 and am thinking of going there. I am a beginner and haven't > attended any > such seminars. I haven't even shot indoors other than an occasional family > snap. > > The site: http://www.yankeephotosociety.homestead.com/ > says: > "Photographers are encouraged to bring their own PC hot shoe adapter > for their make of camera for all strobe light setups." > > So what is the correct PC adapter for a PZ-1 camera? How much does it > cost approx? I > plan to use my PZ-1 with a Pentax A 35-105mm f/3.5 lens. > > Also, I am planning to add a tele-zoom to the above lens. I am looking > out for a good > deal on the Pentax-A 70-210 f/4. Any other suggestions while I go thru ebay, > keh > and bhphoto?
