Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Beginner's Questions => Topic started by: TNMark on February 16, 2014, 11:17:55 pm
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What do you all use for a flash on a Phase One type camera? Is it s a Pocket Wizard setting off remotes, or is there actually some specific flash unit you can put on it?
Thanks
Mark H
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Maybe nobody here uses a flash? 74 looks and no thoughts?
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I use PocketWizard MultiMAX transceivers on all of the still cameras I shoot with: Canon, Hasselblad, Nikon, & PhaseOne. Just the same way I used them with Arca-Swiss, Sinar, Hasselblad square format, Pentax, and Mamiya cameras and lenses.
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Ellis... I appreciate that.... I use them too.... I ask someone and post....
Thanks
Mark H
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I checked a lot and it appears (surprise) you can actually use a Canon 580 EXII flash on the hotshoe.... go figure...
Mark H
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I checked a lot and it appears (surprise) you can actually use a Canon 580 EXII flash on the hotshoe.... go figure...
Mark H
Including TTL mode? Or just in Auto-sensor and manual modes? If the latter it shouldn't be a surprise as any hotshoe mount flash should work.
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Going from memory I THINK It works in TTL mode which is what I'm looking for.... Been playing with camera a bit. I learned a LOT... First ISO 35 and 50... Well you need a tripod in bright daylight for those... Back in WWII when 50 was FAST film, I'm amazed there were any in focus pictures.
I'll post the link later
Mark H
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http://www.phaseone.com/en/search/article.aspx?articleid=1195&languageid=1
Thoughts anyone?
Mark H
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That's Auto mode where an eye in the flash measures the amount of light reflected by the subject to the flashes position to regulate output. I think the first flash I saw this feature on was either a Vivitar 283 or similar Sunpak or possibly a Honeywell "potato masher" (handle mount style ) flash back in 1973; but it's not TTL Control.
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and Ellis is correct... It doesn't do TTL.... THANK YOU SIR....... Your knowledge base is broad...
Mark H