John
I have a Metz flash that includes a slave receiver (Mecablitz 34
CS-2). Although it does not have the automatics that you probably
seek, it is a very clever little flash with which I have had excellent
results over the last 4 or 5 years. It can ignore the use of flash
for AF as it has 2 slave modes and it has its own automatic exposure
system.
Chris
On 25 Mar 2008, at 22:24, John Hudson wrote:
> The E-3 can communicate remotely with the Olympus FL-50R flash via a
> radio
> link.
>
> Is there any product that can be used with the E-510 to mimic the
> E-3 /
> FL-50R radio link?
>
> I am thinking of an attachment that could be inserted into the E-510
> hot
> shoe that would trigger a radio signal to the FL-50R when the E-510's
> shutter fires.
>
> My local high end photo store has opined that the E-410 and E-510
> will be
> the last of the Olympus DSLRs not having a camera to flash radio
> link. Given
> that, it seems a waste of money investing in a plain jane FL-50
> flash for my
> E-510 when, who knows, I might be looking at an E-6 down the road :-)
>
> jh
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