If you only use the sync for triggering, you aren't stuck with sync speed as the sensor doesn't care if the shutter opens fully, as long as the sensor gets exposed.
I know there's somebody floating around the net who had a breadboarded digital back for his Nikon F2 up and running, albeit not ready for prime time. RAW only though. I lost track of that project a couple years ago. -Adam Bong Manayon wrote: > Oh, I remember how the conversation ended: we pondered how to trigger > the electronics and decided that we can hotwire the flash sync. Piece > of cake. But then you're stuck shooting only at 1/60... > >> (In the original thread someone said that it should be mentioned to >> Tamron before someone else steals it. I told to this to an >> acquaintance who worked in the Pentax plant here in the >> Philippines...but what can I say, he's just a slightly higher life >> form than a janitor). -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net

