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Originally Posted by miketoll
You used to be able to get little slave triggers that would set the flash off in response to another flash, say the built in flash on your DSLR. Cost just a few quid, no control over the flash output except what you set manually on the gun just a trigger.
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Mike, you can still get these, look on 7 day shop for them, popularly known as a peanut. Trouble is, you need to be able to turn off the metering pre-flash on your built in pop up flash to get them to trigger at the right point.
Most dSLR use a form of pre-flash for metering the amount of flash power that will be needed during the exposure. It is usually not possible to switch off this pre-flash (which triggers the peanut before the exposure) on most dSLR.
25-04-10, 16:30
