Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/02/07
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]><Snip> > > > Peter, > > Like I read in a recent magazine review about the Leica M6 TTL, "Flash? That > why they have Nikons (and in your case Peter, Canons)" > ><Snip> I made 324 flash exposures with my Leica M6's last week. Bang Bang Bang. Flash Flash Flash. What's non-inclusive about strobes and Leica? I use every conceivable form of twinkie lights from 2400 watt seconds to 20 all the time at our sync speed of 1/50. Some would find that unusual or difficult until they delve into it a little bit. Try it. As we've gone over much before just because Leica is a great tool without twinkie doesn't mean there's a law of physics against it*. I just got a TTL M6 and a few weeks later two non TTL twinkies to go with it. Is there a law that says syncro-sun photography has to always be state of the art? Much of my Flash work is not even at A mode but manual mode. TTL is great but i don't need it and I sure don't need Matrix (The movie was great but I would't want to make a CAREEEEEER out of it) Are the sync speeds and electronics in the R system in any way wanting? I didn't think so. Mark Rabiner *The Hossess law of physics: for every Twinkie there is a equal and unrefutable Cupcake!