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Flash Sync Voltages.......
Tim Kirkwood
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I began reading some articals online about sync voltages for some differant flash units. From what I gather digicams should only recieve about 6V on the hotshoe. Well there is a listing here---->http://www.botzilla.com/photo/strobeVolts.html
And they have several differant listings as reported by differant people. Well I decided to take a reading with my Fluke 87 III, on my new Promaster FT 1700 and I found that I got as high as a reading as 277V!!!!
Does anyone have any information to what the results of useing such a flash on a digicam does and how low it takes to do this damage? I know I could just play it safe and buy a safe sync (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/... ...A=details&Q=&sku=245292&is=REG) but as we all know any money saved is money spent on another piece of gear. lol
So long story short just wondering if anyone else has any other thoughts on the matter.
Tim
And they have several differant listings as reported by differant people. Well I decided to take a reading with my Fluke 87 III, on my new Promaster FT 1700 and I found that I got as high as a reading as 277V!!!!
Does anyone have any information to what the results of useing such a flash on a digicam does and how low it takes to do this damage? I know I could just play it safe and buy a safe sync (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/... ...A=details&Q=&sku=245292&is=REG) but as we all know any money saved is money spent on another piece of gear. lol
So long story short just wondering if anyone else has any other thoughts on the matter.
Tim
www.KirkwoodPhotography.com
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From what I've read...damage is slow and cumulative.