With the Manual Adapter attached, the manual says to set it in the blue range (1
- 1/30th, usually 1/30th of course), though there's seldom a problem using
1/60th (you'll want to test to be sure). Then set the camera to the "Manual
Adapter" mode.
Or, just remove the Manual Adapter entirely, and set the camera on the "Manual
Adapter" mode -- this will provide an approximate 1/45th second sync speed.
Bill Owens wrote:
> I have a Sunpak non-dedicated Auto 144PC autoflash that I use with my
> Pentax Spotmatic. If I want to use this flash with my OM-10 my gut reaction
> is to set the camera to manual mode and the manual adapter to 1/60 or
> slower. Isn't this the correct procedure? I would think that if I left the
> camera in auto with a non-dedicated flash the shutter speed could very well
> exceed sync speed.
>
> TIA
>
> Bill, KG4LOV
> wowens1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
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