Charlie,
Olympus has something similar - it's called the F280! The problem is
that the longer actual time you are providing light, the longer you
require tremendous amounts of energy. Electronic flash puts out
considerable light, but only for a short time. The T32, for example,
flash duration is between 1/1000 - 1/40,000 sec.
Rand E.
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Charles Loeven wrote:
>
> <<"X" sync is for electronic flash and works at 1/60 or slower speeds. FP
> stnc is for flashbulbs #26 and will work at any speed. I beleve the bulbs
> are almost impossible to find today, and they were extremely expensive the
> last time in a conventional flashgun. Hope this helps.
> Dave Fineman>>
>
> I wonder if someone could design a flash unit that worked like a FP bulb?
> Wouldn't that give us flash at any speed?
>
> Charlie
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