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Nov 08, 2013 20:07 |  #1

I have heard that the Fuji system plays well with Canon flash. Need I fear for my equipment if I give the ST-E3 a go to trigger my 600s in Manual mode?


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Nov 08, 2013 22:18 |  #2

Let me know how it works.
If you have success I'll give it a try. :-)


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Nov 08, 2013 22:31 |  #3

sure thing.

can I borrow yours? :)


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Nov 08, 2013 22:40 |  #4

my X Pro 1 or may STE3-RT? :-)


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Nov 08, 2013 22:41 |  #5

Both. I'll provide the batteries though. I'd hate to short yours out if something goes wrong!


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Nov 08, 2013 22:48 |  #6

Nice try. :-)
I just did a quick check. No joy.

I remember going through some testing earlier to find out what flash options I had with X Pro 1. Turns out all that I have that will work reliably is manual triggers or manual flash. I found that when I need flash the simplest option is to put a YN-560 on the camera and bounce it.


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Nov 08, 2013 22:53 |  #7

Unfortunately, my backups are radiopopper JRX units. The transmitter has the antenna on the bottom which won't allow it to slide on any of the fuji bodies. I was hopeful. Guess Im gonna need a reall long cord!


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