Re: [photo-3d] Current Twinnable Cameras

["Allan Griffin" <agriffin@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2000 3:31 PM
Subject: [photo-3d] Current Twinnable Cameras


> Greg Wrote:
>
> "Nikon is about to release the N80 SLR (expected in stores in May).
> Preproduction reviews (eg Popular Photography May 2000) describe an easy
to
> use, very capable advanced-amateur level camera.
>
> Good thing for twinners:  it works with a screw in cable release."
>
> I agree with George, if you invest in cameras that can only be sync'd
> mechanically you will never be able to photograph moving objects reliably.
> Double cable releases are just not good enough and never will be.

>(Cameras that can be electronically sync'd in a fairly simple manner are
the answer.

  Gary:  (1) What SLR cameras are these?  Are they affordable?
            (2)  What  fairly simple manner do you envisage for
electronically
                   synching them?
            (3)  How close (or wide) a tolerance are you prepared to accept?
  (I haven't read any previous posting on this subject)

 Allan Griffin

>Then you have tremendous capability, especially for synchronized hypers.

> Gary Schacker
>
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