I have a very nice T32 flash for sale for $90 US plus shipping. /jnm
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From: owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Henrik Dahl
Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 7:02 PM
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [OM] Flash newbee
Thanks Mark.
So is it worth the extra $50-70 to get a F280 after all?
Henrik
>Henrik,
>You can use any "T" flash on the OM-4T(i). If you do you
>will be restricted to having your shutter speed be at or slower
>than the X-Sync speed of 1/60th second.
>
>The F280 on the OM-4T(i) allows one to use shutter speeds
>FASTER than 1/60th of a second by essentially being on for
>a lot longer kind of like the older slow-burning flash bulbs.
>
>TTL - stands for "Through the Lens" and refers to metring
>the flash by measuring the light through the lens and when sufficient
>light has accumulated to immidiately shut off the flash.
>
>HTH ( Hope this helps!)
>
>Mark Hammons
>
>Henrik wrote:
>> Comrades
>> I'm a total newbee on the flash-front; please bear with me.
>> For my OM-4T, _must_ I get a F280, or can I do with a cheaper
>> T20 or even T18? What does TTL actually stand for?
>> I need a flash to help when light is not around, and I would like
>> to try some "artistic" night photography (notice the humble quotes;-))
>> I know I sound like a first-grader, but as I said I never really used a
>> real flash.
>>
> > Henrik
>
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