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fine by me m8sorry, stampy.uk,
but is an interesting ints...I would to start here a new discussion!!!
somewhere I read lower in safer...maybe on marius.org.
can someone reply??
regards
Leonardo
fine by me m8sorry, stampy.uk,
but is an interesting ints...I would to start here a new discussion!!!
somewhere I read lower in safer...maybe on marius.org.
can someone reply??
regards
Leonardo
the more people who comment on this issue the better. Then we'll
all be able to get the best flash possible without damaging the
camera.
My local camera shop says that this 6v max trigger is more to do
with the US camera market, as they have slacker standards regarding
the flash specs.
But then I read about UK spec flashes with 200V+ at the terminals
i'm sooooo confused
ok my friend,My local camera shop says that this 6v max trigger is more to do
with the US camera market, as they have slacker standards regarding
the flash specs.
But then I read about UK spec flashes with 200V+ at the terminals
i'm sooooo confused
The german moderators on the finepix-forum told that there is a ISO norm (#10330) for flashes that specifies that all flashes for the standard hot shoe should be able to survive trigger voltages below 24 Volts and the camera is designed to take that. So flashes that generate in excess of 24 volts are out by my book. Most current flashes should adhere to above norm anyway so this issue only remains for the remnants of flashes that were created and sold before the norm came into being (12 years ago).sorry, stampy.uk,
but is an interesting ints...I would to start here a new discussion!!!
somewhere I read lower in safer...maybe on marius.org.
can someone reply??
Hi aperture,
The moderators to the german finepix-forum (run by Fuji) came back with the answer that any ISO compliant flash would be ok.Cheers leonardo
I've read all the FAQ's but...........
I'd like to know what fuji them selves say about the maximum safe
voltage for the 602, but they don't reply to e mails on the subject.
an ISO standard sets a 24v limit,but some companies say 6v should
not be exceeded.
Why is it so hard for fuji to publish a maximum spec, or sell a
compatable flash unit in europe?
the quest continues
Most current
flashes should adhere to above norm anyway so this issue only
remains for the remnants of flashes that were created and sold
before the norm came into being (12 years ago).
See the websize below for a comprehensive list of strobe voltages:
http://www.botzilla.com/photo/strobeVolts.html
regards
Karl Günter Wünsch
I never said so, but it is a thing worth checking before attaching the flash to the camera.That should not necessarily rule out all older flash units. I have
a25 year old National PE-387S which I have measured at 10 volts.
This works really well with my 602
