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Film SLR's
I inherited some film-era Nikon stuff.
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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 829061" data-attributes="member: 13196"><p>Forgot to mention I still my use Nikon SC-17 sync cord on my Stroboframe flash bracket. Although the cord is listed online as a <em><strong>remote cord,</strong></em> it's not a remote control cord in the usual sense. It allows a flash to communicate up to about 3 feet away from the camera body while the flash is being used off-camera. Nikon didn't make their flashes to be controlled directly by a trigger which is why they made this type of cord.</p><p></p><p>Although I've switched to Godox flashes, I still use the sync cord on my flash bracket rather than a Godox trigger (although I have two Godox triggers). Sometimes triggers will miss a shot because they don't always work 100% of the time. I've never had an issue with the flash not firing as long as I wait for it to recycle properly. I use the trigger for other off camera photos especially when using multiple strobes, but for events, I prefer using the Stroboframe and the sync cord with a flash.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hark, post: 829061, member: 13196"] Forgot to mention I still my use Nikon SC-17 sync cord on my Stroboframe flash bracket. Although the cord is listed online as a [I][B]remote cord,[/B][/I] it's not a remote control cord in the usual sense. It allows a flash to communicate up to about 3 feet away from the camera body while the flash is being used off-camera. Nikon didn't make their flashes to be controlled directly by a trigger which is why they made this type of cord. Although I've switched to Godox flashes, I still use the sync cord on my flash bracket rather than a Godox trigger (although I have two Godox triggers). Sometimes triggers will miss a shot because they don't always work 100% of the time. I've never had an issue with the flash not firing as long as I wait for it to recycle properly. I use the trigger for other off camera photos especially when using multiple strobes, but for events, I prefer using the Stroboframe and the sync cord with a flash. [/QUOTE]
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