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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Is it possible to take studio exposures with a TLR like Rolleiflex, Yashicamat, Seagull? I'm new in studio lighting and wanted to know if the usage is possible. Wanted to try out with my Seagull 4A or Shanghai TLR.
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yes it is possible,
there is a sync cord plug located at near the shutter release,just plug in the sync cord and set the flash to X(there should be a X and E or wadever switch somemore) flash sync is possible at all shutter speed too ! |
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u can. i done it once b4 with a lubitel 166U, believe it or not. i just need to go and get a hotshoe adaptor cos the flash attachment on the lubitel is a 'coldshoe' - ie no contacts.
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Yup, possible via pc-sync. Did it with my minolta autocord.
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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Can be done. Used with Rolleicord.
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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can be done indeed... i did it with my Yashicamat... quite nice results.. only problem I felt was the lens was too wide for proper portraits...
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Too wide bcos shooting square format?
It takes some time to adjust to it cos 35mm is rectangle. |
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i shot with my holga before though it is not a TLR. place the IR receiver on the hotshoe.
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Cool! Awesome! Thanks alot guys! Thanks for sharing yr experience! I'll try with my Seagull 4A soon. Cheers mate!
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Alright guys! I've tried out with my TLR last night and the strobes jsut didn't flash at all. Was it becuz of the faulty cable? Can i use a IR flash trigger unit mounted on a flashlight bracket for my TLR? Please kindly advise. Thank you.
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Check if you put the setting to X or M
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U gotta put the little knob to X for the flash to fire off... I don't think that there's a flash sync speed for TLRs based on leaf shutters so can't be the flash sync problem... |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Balestier area
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Thanks alot guys! Thanks for yr advices. I'll try it out again on this coming Thursday. Cheers!
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