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G1 and studio flashes

 
killroy
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Aug 24, 2001 18:45 |  #1

I've almost every post and can't seem to find this answered...

Can the G1 or the upsoming G2 be used with studio lighting (flashes). I would like to use the G1 (or G2) as a preview camera for my studio set ups and I want to see if the cameras can use these lights in the manual or auto modes.

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sjguenard
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Aug 25, 2001 02:36 |  #2

User claims flashes (on hotshoe) with more than 6V trigger voltage is harmful to Canon cameras.

See http://www.botzilla.co​m/photo/G1strobe.html (external link)

I personally could never get a (non-Canon) flash to fire. Maybe I've already fried my G1 external flash circuit with injudicioius attempts with my Quantaray QA 25.




  
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killroy
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Aug 25, 2001 19:41 |  #3

I understand about putting a non-Canon flash on the hot shoe can be bad....I want to know if I can trigger studio lights with the G1 or G2 and will it synch? I was planning on using a Quantum Radio Slave 4 to trigger my three studio lights but I want to make sure that the synch will come out when I push the shutter.




  
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rkurtycz
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Aug 29, 2001 13:23 |  #4

I hook up to a Calument (Bowens) Travelight kit using a Wein Safe-Sync HS volage regulator. It plugs mounts on the hotshoe and has a single synch cable port on the front. Seems to work fine.

Exposure settings are much different for the G1 than what is metered or actually used with a Nikon F5 in the studio.




  
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jmphotos
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Aug 30, 2001 13:11 |  #5

The G1 will trigger my White Lightenings. You can use the in camera flash, or one of the Canon EX series; and turn the flash (set on low power) so the White Lightening can 'see' it.

Jim




  
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Mark ­ Bennett
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Mar 14, 2002 05:05 |  #6

Hi

Where can I get one of these: Wein Safe-Sync HS volage regulator

Ideally it should have a hot shoe on it as well so I can use it with flashes as well as studio lights.

M




  
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