Hi.
I have a question about how to use the 600ex rt for analoge photography. I have tried to read the manual, but I am a bit confused.
What I have done so far on my Mamiya RZ 67 pro ii is to trigger the flashes With the PW Plus X, and I lightmeter it With my Sekonic 758 Cine With the PW chip. This Works well, and is all manual..
However, I have heard that it is possible to get the flash to do some Limited Reading done for me... Is it possible to have the flash in the coldshoe on my Hasselblad 500cm (With the PC sync cord to my Hasselblad leaf shutter lenses), or other times, the PW in the coldshoe Connected to the lens, thus lightmetering/getting a read on the correct amount of light before firing off camera? A friend of mine who uses Nikon tells me he can put in his ISO, Aperture, and Focal range into the flash, so it reads the scene, and gives the right amount of light..
A) is this possible With my canon flashes (600ex rt)?
B) how fast can I sync the canon flashes, given that my hasselblad has max shutterspeed of 1/500 second?
Thank you,
Gerhard.
I have a question about how to use the 600ex rt for analoge photography. I have tried to read the manual, but I am a bit confused.
What I have done so far on my Mamiya RZ 67 pro ii is to trigger the flashes With the PW Plus X, and I lightmeter it With my Sekonic 758 Cine With the PW chip. This Works well, and is all manual..
However, I have heard that it is possible to get the flash to do some Limited Reading done for me... Is it possible to have the flash in the coldshoe on my Hasselblad 500cm (With the PC sync cord to my Hasselblad leaf shutter lenses), or other times, the PW in the coldshoe Connected to the lens, thus lightmetering/getting a read on the correct amount of light before firing off camera? A friend of mine who uses Nikon tells me he can put in his ISO, Aperture, and Focal range into the flash, so it reads the scene, and gives the right amount of light..
A) is this possible With my canon flashes (600ex rt)?
B) how fast can I sync the canon flashes, given that my hasselblad has max shutterspeed of 1/500 second?
Thank you,
Gerhard.