I have modified a hotshoe to a TLL cord for my OM-10 once (hey, I liked the
flash ready light!). I forget the connections, but Olympus used to make a flash
height extender (looked similar to a flash bulb lifter on a Kodak 110). I
butchered it and patched it to the TTL cord. Worked fine. Just tossed it a
couple of years ago.
Foxy
> <<What you could do however, is to use a TTL Connector 4 (OM2n) and a
> TTL cord to a TTL T20 connector (now hard to get also-but available). This
> would deliver your TTL controls to a remote hotshoe for your flash.>>
>
> I agree this is probably the only way to get TTL control. I am not familiar
> with the 422D - I'm assuming it has no way to connect a synch cord? While
not
> allowing TTL, you could get the flash off the camera hotshoe with a
PC/hotshoe
> adaptor and then use it in the auto and manual mode with a synch cord. With a
> little experimentation with reducing the flash's output you could create the
> fill flash effects without TTL control.
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