Hello Andrew
Actually, I don't know all the various details of these models. I have a
CT-4.
It can work in 3 manual settings, 6 auto settings and in TTL mode.
It has a big flash gun and a smaller one which can be used for direct light
if you bounce the big gun.
I think models like the CT-1 have less facilities.
Lars
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> Fra: Andrew Fildes <afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Til: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Emne: Re: Sv: [OM] Metz
> Dato: 23. januar 2001 22:52
>
> Thanks Lars. I've noticed that there seem to be several CT flashes -
CT-1,
> CT-4 etc. Does this apply to all of them?
> Andrew
>
>
> >Hello Andrew
> >
> >Sounds like the cord for a CT 45 flash gun. With the SCA 321 you get
OTF
> >flash control with Olympus.
> >If you want fast recharge, though, you'll need a Quantum battery pack,
> >though, and then a T32/Bounce Grip set up is cheaper, I think. The Metz
is
> >more powerful than the T32, but only covers a 35 mm lens without a
> >diffuser. A versatile flash, though.
> >
> >Lars
> >----------
> >> Fra: Andrew Fildes <afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> >> Til: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >> Emne: [OM] Metz
> >> Dato: 23. januar 2001 22:39
> >>
> >> Just acquired a Metz SCA 321 Oly adaptor and cord with a 12 pin
parallel
> >> plug. Anyone know which Metz this would fit and whether it's worth
going
> >> this route. Given the problems people seem to have with T45 power
packs
> >and
> >> the cost of a BounceGrip 2/T32, is Metz a good alternative when a T20
> >just
> >> isn't enough?
> >> Andrew
>
>
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