They could have done what Pentax did. Buy one from Sunpak with their
name on it, and non-standard cords to they could make big bucks selling
the cords.
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Bob Shell wrote:
On Dec 20, 2005, at 6:16 PM, Adam Maas wrote:
The exception to this is the Fuji S2 Pro, which actually did OTS
flash metering. They abandoned it for i-TTL support with the S3.
Yes, they abandoned it because it didn't work. I intended to say
that none of the *current* DSLR cameras use OTS flash metering.
Contax tried it in the N Digital, too, but didn't have much luck in
making it work right. They had no choice, since they didn't have a
flash that could do preflash.
Bob
