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Finaly figured out how to shoot the ST-E2 "NOT" in ETTL

 
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May 28, 2009 20:26 |  #1

I know some people may already know this, but you can cover the back four pins and only have the front pin connected on the hotshoe and you can fire any of your studio strobes and speed lights!:)


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May 28, 2009 23:35 |  #2

How does ST-e2 trigger your studio strobes. I thought st-e2 was infrared. COuld be wrong as I haven't used it.


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May 29, 2009 03:02 as a reply to  @ bobbyz's post |  #3

If you have optical slave triggers on your slave flashes, then...
Infrared light is still light.


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May 29, 2009 03:32 |  #4

bobbyz wrote in post #8008981 (external link)
How does ST-e2 trigger your studio strobes. I thought st-e2 was infrared. COuld be wrong as I haven't used it.

What apersson850 said!!!bw!


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