graywolf wrote: > Which is true. You do not want the light from that damn RTF messing up > your careful lighting setup. Most studio photographers are now using > radio sync now. I can not imagine why the put the damn RTF on the camera > at all, I guess to prove it is not a pro unit. >
But in the field, it's a life-saver. Wireless sync bloody well rocks, as long as you have a commander option to go with the master option (commander allows you to use the RTF only to command the wireless slaves, but not to add to the exposure). Nikon also makes an IR filter for RTF flashes to prevent them from adding to the exposure when in Master mode. Being able to carry a basic lighting kit in a small bag (including brollys and stands) is of great use when on location. -Adam -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
