Solid jump and clap, should secure me a future feature

the most serene channel on youtube, so comforting

can we just take a second to appreciate how aesthetically pleasing this is

8/10 for pigeon scaring technique Reuben

@reubenselby12

6 жыл бұрын

I'll take it

If u want to make flash softer then you have to increase the size of the light source relative to the subject. A softbox works because it is a bigger light source than a flashgun pointing directly at the subject. Thats why bounced flash is softer, your whole ceiling becomes the light souce. Putting a cloth over the flash head and pointing the flash directly at the subject won't make the light softer, just weaker. But don't just take my word for it, look it up.

the filming in this is proper tasty

@Louis_B

6 жыл бұрын

yeah baby

@davemonis2128

6 жыл бұрын

Louis Bryant gorgeous building shots

@DirtyBertie

6 жыл бұрын

I love that you’re licking your lips rolph ya dirty beggar

@LennyCooke636

5 жыл бұрын

perverts, perverts every where

Worst part is that this video is gonna make the flash so much more expensive it's already gone up form 40 to 70 quid

Was looking for a good flash for my Mamiya 7, and came across this video randomly...thanks a lot!

bouncing the flash it to the right provide the best light balance, my thoughs

Picking up this flash with a Mamiya 645 soon...Thanks for this!

Finally! Was waiting for this notification! My fav channel right now

I don't use film that much anymore or any flash work BUT I still love this video and your other videos! Keep up the great stuff!

OMG FIRST GEORGE I LUV U

@doyoudevelop

6 жыл бұрын

Lol

@btrdangerdan2010

6 жыл бұрын

Matt Day that's what's great about KZread ; photographers discovering other photographers and potentially collaborating with them in the future.

@bk-vh8dp

6 жыл бұрын

can't you guys just collab already??? your audiences love you!! and will either of you do a lengthy discussion about the controversy around editing film with software?? everyone ignores it or dances around it. we want to know how the pros go about it. LOVE YOU GUYS!!

@touristbombs

6 жыл бұрын

b k pretty simple honestly, there is no downside of editing film photos on software. Create what your mind envisions despite the medium

@bk-vh8dp

6 жыл бұрын

no down side?? yes there is. it's more of a philosophical downside. you make the (kinda laborious) effort to go the film route because you value the art of the film process and the product but then you negate it by using digital software. it's gilding the lily. why grow a beautiful flower when you just dose it in gold? why not just use a digital camera all together? i agree that sometimes you can't tell the difference in the product (except one has pixels and the other has grain) but why even do film then?

I'll probably try this flash on my Sony. Thanks for this episode! 📸

the flash turned to the side looks sick :o

@nickfanzo

4 жыл бұрын

Ferenc Bodor flashes always look better off to the side and slightly above. Unless you are shooting plants or rock and want more detail. Than at 3 or 9 o clock adds details. Always use your flash OFF the camera (meaning not stuck to the top of it, which is the worst lighting).

Thanks George great video

Nice Thank you for putting this together for us to see how powerful the flash is before purchasing even though I just bought one an hour ago lol

Love ur work

A lot of people here asking if it can be used on this or that camera. I think they are worried it is not the same make as their camera. Metz are an independent flash unit maker and designed this to be used with any camera of its time, which was the film era, as long as it has a flash sync socket, usually marked "X". Be more cautious about connecting it to a digital camera though.

@robertknight4672

9 ай бұрын

I have a Sunpak 522 which is a very similar type of flash to the Metz. I have a hot shoe adapter with pc sync port so I can use it with cameras that don't have one. I've had good results using it with an Olympus om10.

@dukenukem5768

9 ай бұрын

@@robertknight4672 The 522 was also sold as the 3600, the latter in European markets (the manual used metric distances). 36 is the guide number in metres. Sunpak made some pro-grade flash units like these and were Metz's main rival, both now gone from the market. It is a shame that hammerheads went out of fashion too - I don't trust a heavy unit on a camera hotshoe. Beware the 522 might have too high a voltage for a modern camera.

nice job, thanks for the video

Well that lit up my day.

I'd always had a personal notion that using a flash is a dreadful sin but this video has shown me that I've probably just been using the wrong flash. Thanks, I'm gonna look into this flash for some of my 35mm work.

@bss6273

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you. I use to throw up the cross when I saw flashes but now after seeing videos on the metz flash system, I think I've changed my mind.

The indoor shots you did remind me a lot of Irving Pen when you placed Reuben in a corner.

My fav yt series

may get one of these :O for the future could you possibly do a comprehensive film+flash/lighting tutorial? I waste many a shot :D

Love the vid! The photograph behind you remind me of Richard Misrach "Desert cantos" photogrphs 🙂

You can switch off the smaller fill in flash, then use the main head for bounce light.

@angelisone

6 жыл бұрын

Yes. The secondary flash is very useful for people wearing glasses or women wear hats on bright outdoors.

Yeah baby

@johnnie5909

6 жыл бұрын

Louis Bryant i

Now we wait for the inevitable price jump for said flash.... Only kidding! Great stuff as always!

@MarkHickford

6 жыл бұрын

JJ Boettcher Yeah, they're already up for nearer £70 on eBay!

I have a similar flash that I got with a toy Japanese camera. Great stuff.

Hey George, love your videos! I just got passed down a Voigtlander Perkeo ii and have no idea how to use it, any help?

That metz 60 Ct4 is an awesome flash. It was the best flash for me when I used to shoot events with film cameras. This video brings back great memories! Great work George!

Amazing flash. What did U compare it to when shopping or testing? I have an old Nikon SB-11 that is similar. Its the F3P dedicated but used in PC sync auto thyristor. I use it on everything I use. Can even be TTL adapted to modern Nikon of the film days

found a metz ct-5 from a thrift shop, what do you guys think about it? it has a cool red lcd

George, your channel is a huge inspiration. Just ordered the third issue of negative feedback to get some more ideas. Maybe you could experiment a bit with different filters for black and white photography in one of your next videos? cheers

pleeease try a night version!!!!

He reminds me of Geoff Rowley. Excellent videos thank you.

The Mamiya C330 Pro S I bought last week came with this flash. I'll have to source a new battery pack for mine, as both of the NiMH packs are wasted.

Hey George, great video. Just one thing one MUST consider on these old Metz flashguns : They have voltages around 200V when fully loaded on the PC socket ! There is a hack with a TRIAC ( for those who know on wich side the soldering iron is dangerous ;-) ) that makes these beasts compatible with newer gear. But I would definetely not advice these flashes on a mirrorless or something like that. When these flashes were put on the market, most cameras had mechanical contacts wich can easily handle these voltages and even more current for flashbulbs. Think this could be important if You don't want to fry the electronic circuits in the camera. Cheers !

@dukenukem5768

3 жыл бұрын

www.botzilla.com/photo/strobeVolts.html says 14-25 volts for these things. Not in the 200V league but still a bit dodgy. Anway, why do you say mirrorless? The warning applies to most electronic cameras, ie made from about 1990, even film cameras.

I would like to ask, how do people print zines? I mean like the pictures themselves, are they printed the same way as normal prints ? If yes, why are zines so much cheaper than prints ?

Is that a Clifton Barker pigeon shot?

What films were used?

there is a darker line on the bottom of almost every picture, maybe it can be avoided if you turn the head of the flash a little down (my similar Metz had that movement, but I'm not sure) nice video folks!

Hello, I love your work. I want to know if it works with mamiya rz 67 with just the sync cable? or do you need some other adaptador? im afraid to damage my camera. thank you

@angelisone

3 жыл бұрын

You have no problem using it with your Mamiya RX67 with a sync cable to yours PC Sync Socket. Reply back with your email here if you need more assistants.

What strength should I use when shooting in daylight with the Metz?

thanks for the review. I thought I can use Metz 45-cl4 only for digital cameras. may I ask can I use it for all kind of film cameras? like my Nikon Nikkormat FTN, EL, EF, FG, F65, F100, F80 and like that? I have all of those cameras. that is why the question. one anohter question. can I use also Metz 45 cl-3 for film cameras? thanks in advance

@LaughingStock_

4 жыл бұрын

Dan, use Google - all the answers are online. Clue: the Metz 45 series started WELL before digital photography.

Great video. Interesting to see the under exposure in the bottom third of the frame on a lot of shots - I wonder where that is coming from?

@MrPetermc199

2 жыл бұрын

He didn't use fill flash I think....

Update! U reminded of how bleeding amazing this is. I’m using it now on a 2x3 sheet film Graflex. Carl Zeiss Lens PC sync using A auto thyrister

I had the same flash back in my film days paired with a Nikon F801. So regret getting rid of the Metz.

when using this flash do you keep the shutter speed on 60? this is what i’ve done with other flashes that clip on top of my camera but when i do it with this my cameras internal light meter doesn’t show the shutter speed at 60, its as if it doesn’t recognise the flash is connected

any differences with this and the digital version?

Have you tried developing black & white film in Rodinal?

Could you explain guide numbers on flashes??? I have wanted to use a fill flash for a while now on my rangefinders but 1. I don't shoot digital anymore, so I cant review any shots on the spot 2. My trusty Weston meter cant see the flash burst cos its incident/reflective only, and 3. My brain is a bit small and cant wrap my head around this dilemma :(

@rulnacco

4 жыл бұрын

Ohhhh, boy! Now *that* is a can of worms. And involves having good mental math skills, or a calculator. Okay, guide numbers for a flash are *usually* (I don't want to say always) based on ISO 100 film. And it pays to know if the guide number you're looking at is in feet or meters. The Metz 45 CL-4 has a guide number of *148 feet* for ISO 100 film at full power. So here's how it works: you have to know the distance that you are from whatever it is you want to light with your flash. If you're shooting a film camera, the lens *probably* has a distance scale, so you could focus first and read the distance, if you don't want to "guesstimate." Then, you divide the guide number by the distance, which will give you the aperture you should use. So let's say the group of people you're shooting is 10 feet away. 148/10 = 14.8, so you could set your aperture on F16, which is the closest aperture to 14.8. As that would leave your film *slightly* underexposed, I'd probably set it midway between F11 and F16, and with negative film you'll be very close. Now, if you're not shooting 100 speed film, or you're not using the flash on full power, you'll need to make compensation. So if, say, you're using 200 ISO film, the guide number would double to 296 (theoretically; lots of times, theory doesn't quite match up with real-world results). If you're using ISO 100 film but shooting the flash at ½ power, the guide number would be 74. And so on. I you're *bouncing* the flash, all of this goes right out of the window, and you're better off using a flash meter or the flash's Auto mode. Hope that made sense and was helpful.

I'm really interested in getting into film photography but I do not have a large budget at all (up to £500 if I save up for maybe a year, but realistically about £200-£300). I was wondering what would be a good starting camera for someone who wants to get into film photography but doesn't have the money for a camera like the Mamiya 7. I adore your videos and photography, especially how much I can learn from them about film photography as well as the style of image I prefer. There's something about film that has a lot more emotion and brutal realism to it than digital photography can capture.

Bought one of those cheap eBay 6-AA battery holders, but I can hear flash wanting to charge, but ready light never comes on. Also, battery pack gets very warm. Any ideas?

@TheAgeOfAnalog

6 жыл бұрын

After cycling between on and off, first just a few seconds, then successively longer periods, it finally, after sitting on for almost ten minutes, showed a ready light. After then leaving it on until charged, then shutting it off, then repeating after several minutes, many times, it now will initially charge after about a minute, then recycle after another 45 seconds. Hopefully, with fresher batteries, it will get even better. It would be a shame having to trash this fine flash. REPLY

Hi NegativeFeedback ! great vid :) Is it possible to meet you in person in London ? :)

Where's the estate you shot this in?

does this flash work on the canon a1 ?

does this flash works with a Polaroid Land Camera ?

I know this might be a dumb question but what about the shutter speed does that matter for proper exposure ?

@dukenukem5768

3 жыл бұрын

With a focal plane shutter (most [D]SLRs) you need to set it to the sync speed or slower. With a leaf shutter (most rangefinders and some medium format) it can be anything but not faster than about 1/500 sec.

Am I able to use the Metz 45 ct-4 on a canon f1 old version the “lake placid 1980” version? Anyone know please message back would appreciate it 👌

@gangleri1358

4 жыл бұрын

Looks like it has a pc synch, so it should work.

Can anyone help me find the track that starts at 3:00?

@bk-vh8dp

6 жыл бұрын

No.

anybody got experience of this flash on an RZ67? Does it work fine?

@camerachica73

5 жыл бұрын

yes it works well with the RZ - www.sarahhannam.com/portraits/bo0dvqmjoljlyhkc2n45uq5tqjc1rl the guy on the bike was shot using the RZ with the Metz CL-4 flash

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dope! you think this will work on mamiya 6 as well?

Can I use this flash on my a6400? love the aspect and the style it gives..

@NegativeFeedback

3 жыл бұрын

No, it doesnt work with digital cameras

@jazper4518

3 жыл бұрын

Of course you can you just need a hotshoe cable. I use mine all the time on my digital Camera

how do you set the shutter speed when shooting with flash?

@angelisone

3 жыл бұрын

Depending on your camera, which you did not add on the question. Most are 1/60 (set Shutter to 60 or under). Then you set the flash into ATG Auto2 modes.

I think this video caused some inflation on the price of the Metz! ahah great video

May I know how did you set your shutter speed?

@rulnacco

4 жыл бұрын

Your shutter speed would help control the ambient light (the existing light in the environment). So if you wanted more of the ambient light, you could use a lower shutter speed. If you use a higher shutter speed, most of the light will come from the flash--make sure that you *don't* choose a shutter speed higher than the flash sync speed of your camera, or part of your frame will be black. What you could do is use your camera's meter to help you decide. If you want *mostly* flash, but a little bit of the ambient light, maybe set your shutter speed to twice as fast or even four times faster (2 stops) than what the meter says you should use. The flash will make sure your subject is properly exposed, but by using a shutter speed that's not *too* high, you'll get some of the room light in. You could also use the ambient light as your main exposure, but use the flash as "fill" light, to brighten up the shadows a bit. To do that, use your camera's meter (or you can always use an external meter) to set the camera to expose the film properly. Then "lie" to the flash, and tell it you're using a wider aperture than you really are. For example, if you're going to use F8 to shoot at, on top of the flash tell it you're shooting at F5.6 or even F4 (if you're wanting even less fill). (You could lie about the ISO too/instead, for more precise control, but for right now, let's not go there.) The flash, thinking you're going to shoot at F5.6, kicks out only half as much light as it would if it knew you were actually shooting at F8 (if you set it for F4, it would provide only ¼ the light). So your main exposure will be the ambient light, which you've set the camera to expose properly. But the flash will give you a little extra light going straight into the shadows and brightening them, and/or giving a bit of "pop" to your subject if it's a dull, overcast day. Sorry fo the long reply, I hope that made sense and was helpful!

@hongtaowu1127

4 жыл бұрын

@@rulnacco It is very detailed and clear. It is definitely helpful! Thanks!

@rulnacco

4 жыл бұрын

@@hongtaowu1127 You're definitely welcome--good luck!

Does anyone has a link to one of those flashmounts? Just don't know how to find one (has to be for a Hasselblad and Nikon f90, but that shouldn't make any difference - right?)

@gangleri1358

4 жыл бұрын

I bought the flash a week ago on Ebay (Germany) and have seen a couple mounts for sale: www.ebay.de/itm/Metz-Blitzschiene-45-CT-4-und-60-CT-4-u-a-Modelle-von-Metz/402197512904?hash=item5da4d702c8:g:w50AAOSwhYZeOvQ2&redirect=mobile What camera you use makes no difference, you adjust the screw's position and it should fit. I'm using the flash with a Fuji GW690III. Just for fun I even put a small point and shot camera on it, looked ridiculous but worked. A late answer but I hope it helps.

@dukenukem5768

3 жыл бұрын

Try Ebay. You should have got a bracket with the flash (don't buy one without) but somehow some people lose them. But for the Hasselblad you'd be better with a bracket meant for medium format, and they are like finding hens' teeth.

Keep your 'explosures' normal people - Gergo

@lilblingking1491

6 жыл бұрын

I love when my clouds are normally explosed!

What film did you use for this shoot?

You for got to tell what is the best shutter speed for you camera.

Hello everyone, will this work on the leica m6?

@angelisone

6 жыл бұрын

Yes. Run the Metz PC Sync Cable to M6's PC Sync Socket

nice❤

interesting!

Hi, i just bought a nikon fe2 and i have already a metz 45ct-5 but with pc sync cable only. what kinf of cable and adapter for the hot shoe i need to make ttl work, thx

@rulnacco

4 жыл бұрын

Okay, that's a bit complicated, and you're going to have to search around--probably eBay, unless you're lucky like I was when I lived in South London and there was an ancient camera shop with loads of old bits and bobs lying about, which is where I got most of my Metz stuff. According to this chart (www.bhphotovideo.com/FrameWork/charts/comp_metzflash_nikon_2.html) at B&H, you need two bits: the Metz SCA 343 and the Metz SCA 300A. B&H no longer stocks them new--Metz went bankrupt a while back--but their website shows what the two parts look like. The SCA 343 is here (www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/35023-REG/Metz_MZ_5483_SCA_343_Dedicated_Module.html) and the SCA 300A is here (www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/35024-REG/Metz_MZ_5484_SCA_300A_System_Adapter.html). Good luck!

@AlainLafleche1

4 жыл бұрын

@@rulnacco Thank you :-)

@rulnacco

4 жыл бұрын

@@AlainLafleche1 You're quite welcome!

@angelisone

3 жыл бұрын

You will get better results doing & shooting ATG Auto2 (wirelessly) with ATG's Metz 45CT-5. The last from ATG were the ATG Gold 60CT-4s and Metz 60CT-4 (ATG/Metz world's powerful flash).

if some day i can take pictures like U, my life would be perfect

Has anyone noticed how the price for the flash went up now? :/

When you use a flash for day light photography. Its called Synchro sun. The flash fill in for shadow for photography. It make the photo look great.

@robertknight4672

9 ай бұрын

I've never heard of that term. In America most people just call it Fill Flash. The manuals what's my Vivitar and sunpak flashes all use the term fill Flash. I've heard of the term slow Synchro which some point and shoot cameras refer to as night portrait mode.

Will this work for the Minolta srt 101

@gangleri1358

4 жыл бұрын

Yes but keep in mind you need the original cable for the shoe and the fitting adapter (Metz SCA 331) for Minolta cameras. The camera also has the pc synch, then you need the cable like shown in the video.

would this flash work with a 35mm camera like the Nikon fm2?

@rulnacco

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry no one's replied yet--but yes it would! And it would work very well. You'd have to use the Auto function of the flash, but all you'd have to do with the dial on top would be to tell the flash the speed (ISO) of the film you are using, and the aperture you've set on the lens. (You could use the flash's Manual mode, too, but that would involve either using a flash meter, or knowing how to use something called guide numbers to calculate your exposure.) The flash is rather big and heavy for the relatively small FM2, but it will function totally fine. And it will work great on bigger, heavier cameras (like a medium format camera, as he was using in the video). It will *also* work fine on a a DSLR in Auto mode, as long as your digital camera has the sync port to plug the cable in that triggers the flash. Most higher-end DSLRs have them, while for some cheaper ones (and probably most mirrorless cameras) you'd need an adapter to slide in the hot shoe to use them. Your FM2 already has the sync port on the front of the camera.

@dukenukem5768

3 жыл бұрын

That is exactly the type of camera this flash was designed for!

@angelisone

2 жыл бұрын

If you still having problem on using it correctly, please reply with your email

@CVProductions

2 жыл бұрын

@@rulnacco Hi, Im having some troubles understand how to use the Metz 45CL-4 with my Nikon FM2. Is there any chance I could contact you?

@rulnacco

2 жыл бұрын

@@CVProductions Not sure how to share e-mail addresses on here--or that I'd want to publicly. It's really not hard: (1) Bolt the flash to the camera. (2) You need the cable that connects the PC sync port on the camera to the flash; plug it in. (3) On top of the flash, set the ISO of the film you're using by turning the central black knob until the arrow points at the correct ISO, which is shown in blue. (4) Decide what aperture you want to shoot at, and set that on the flash by turning the clear plastic dial until the arrow points at that aperture, shown in green (make sure your lens aperture does match what you've set on the flash). (5) Set your camera's shutter speed to 1/125 second or less (that *is* the max sync speed on an FM2, right?); the slower you set the shutter speed, the more of the background light you'll let in. You should now be in fully auto mode, and it won't matter if you point the flash directly at your subject or bounce it off the ceiling (assuming the ceiling isn't really high or painted black) you should get pretty good exposure doing that. You *can* use the flash's manual modes, too, but I wouldn't do that, I'd stick with auto mode, unless you understand guide numbers and have read and thoroughly understand the manual for the flash. (It's also possible, by setting a smaller aperture on your camera than on the flash to trick it into doing fill flash, but again, for right now, it's probably just best to follow steps 1-5 above, and you should be good to go.

What about the CT-4 instead of CL-4?

@rulnacco

4 жыл бұрын

They're very similar, really--this gentleman does an excellent and detailed job of summarising the differences & advantages/disadvantages: strobeex.blogspot.com/2014/12/metz-45-ct1-ct3-ct4-ct5-cl1-cl3-cl4-cl4.html

@angelisone

3 жыл бұрын

Both will work: CL-4 is a newer model that has available ATG TTL adapter for many camera models.

Can I use this flash on my mirrorless?

@angelisone

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, by way of your camera's PC Sync.

god bless

What is the cable you use to connect the flash to the Mamiya 7ii?

@Fjalll

4 жыл бұрын

PC sync cable

@angelisone

3 жыл бұрын

ATG/Metz PC Sync Cable. Not just a regular PC Sync Cable

@diegourbina6371

3 жыл бұрын

@@angelisone do I need a sync cable to use flash on mamiya 6?

@angelisone

2 жыл бұрын

@@diegourbina6371 Yes. You will need to get the ATG/Metz PC Sync Cable & Hotshoe Adapter. You must get the pc sync cable for your flash model, because they are not the same. ATG has a special with Adorama for Adorama Camera PC to Hot Shoe Adapter (FAPCHSA) just $5.00 (they are going fast). Then you need a Metz's PC Sync Cable made for your flash model. Once you have those two. Connect pc sync cable to flash & other end connect to adapter. Place adapter on camera's hotshoe & set camera's shutter speed to flash sync speed. www.adorama.com/fapchsa.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwx8iIBhBwEiwA2quaq258r5CElEXHfvymaXm3xPnRApioPaVADNbCfuSveafIUHW4lVS_ThoCG88QAvD_BwE&gclid=CjwKCAjwx8iIBhBwEiwA2quaq258r5CElEXHfvymaXm3xPnRApioPaVADNbCfuSveafIUHW4lVS_ThoCG88QAvD_BwE& Or ATG/Pixel TF-321 www.amazon.com/Pixel-Flash-Adapter-Extra-Flashguns/dp/B00554PCDG/ref=asc_df_B00554PCDG/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=309770125437&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=18296308144350363508&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9007581&hvtargid=pla-570447325643&psc=1 I had mine flashes modified from ATG or still have some from ATG, to shoot wirelessly.

65mm lens for 6x7, with this flash, you really need the wide-angle diffuser.

@angelisone

6 жыл бұрын

Not really. You can bounce the head up & have a index white card in the back of the flash.

Reuben is so dreamy …

What a nice Fleshlight.. err fvck I meant Flashligt ofc, mb..

@wuroiz8848

6 жыл бұрын

I'm seeing myself out then...

"explosed" - g. muncey

get this guy a shirt of his size

There's nothing like Vitamin M (Metz) for making life interesting. That reminds me, Ye Olde Metz 60 CT-1 has been stored in an old camera bag for a while...

3:33 the cloud should be normally "explosed" lol :D

What batteries does this flash use?

@gangleri1358

4 жыл бұрын

There are battery packs you can recharge or packs where you put AAA batteries in. Don't know if these rechargeable packs are still working, the flash is pretty old.

@dukenukem5768

3 жыл бұрын

@@gangleri1358 It uses AA batteries, not AAA, if that is your option..

@angelisone

3 жыл бұрын

You can using the following: 1. ATG Gold Battery Pack 2. ATG/Quantum Battery Pack 3. ATG 7.2V Battery (modified) 4. Six AA batteries

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It's called a flash sync lead or cable.

Best channel ever

First mount the rail under the camera, then slide on the flah and secure it.

Will this flashy guy work on my Leica M6?

@angelisone

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, you would need a PC Sync Cable with a standard hotshoe adapter.

When you're bouncing non ttl flash you want to add a stop of light assuming whatever you're bouncing off of is the same distance as your subject.

@bebox7

6 жыл бұрын

The standard rule is about 2 stops on a normal indoor ceiling height - George's f22 was 3 stops above the f8 he used previously so that should work well. Although if you're not shooting medium format best to stick below f22 as 35mm lenses are rarely at their best by that point

@robertknight4672

4 жыл бұрын

@@bebox7 I just got a sunpak 522 flash. It has a light that lets you know if your exposure is okay at any particular setting just by pressing the test button.

@dukenukem5768

3 жыл бұрын

You are confusing Auto mode with Manual mode. What you say is true for Manual, but Auto mode (like TTL) takes care of it, and he is using Auto in this video.