Tiger Voltage step down?
Martyn
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Is there such a thing as a flash triger voltage step down device?
I have an old flash with a trigger voltage of 75v that I would like to use on a DSLR.
I have an old flash with a trigger voltage of 75v that I would like to use on a DSLR.
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I use the Wein SafeSync on older flashes up to around 250 volts. You get safety from both the extended hot shoe and a front PC port. (It will not work with TTL devices, only passing the center pin.)
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/245292-REG/Wein_W990560_Safe_Sync_Hot_Shoe_to.html
http://www.adorama.com/WNSSHSHS.html?searchinfo=wein%20safesync&item_no=14
You can also use a slave unit to give electrical isolation. Either optical or wireless radio slaves will work, although you may need another "safe" flash on-camera to trigger an optical slave and your high-trigger-voltage flash.
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Now that I know what I am looking for they are easy to find.
yes even my local small junkie photostore has them in stock usually.....
Google is thy friend...as is b/h, adorama etc etc....
Good Luck!