Re: [photo-3d] Twinning SLR's

["Allan Griffin" <agriffin@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the good summary on the Ricoh range, Gary.

You are well up speed on the subject.  The fact that you
say that ALL combinations of your stable of XR-10Ms
give a synch result which is just fine, is very interesting.

I can only respond by saying that you are either a very
lucky guy or you don't shoot subjects which move very
much or very fast.  Can you tell us on what basis you say
that the synch is just fine?

Allan G.


----- Original Message -----
From: <Pixschack@xxxxxxx>
To: <photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 4:35 AM
Subject: [photo-3d] Twinning SLR's


> Allan Griffin wrote
>
> << Just a few more words on this question of just how easy it is to synch
>  a pair of Ricoh KR-10M, their later replacement, Ricoh XR-X3PF, >>
>
Gary Schacker wrote:

> The XR-X3PF was not actually a replacement for the
> XR-10M (KR-10M).  These models were contemporaries, with the XR-X3PF
offering
> additional features including full exposure automation and built in flash.
> The two models however DO NOT work in the same manner when connected
> together.  Plug any two XR-10M's together and one camera will fire the
other.
>  This will not work with a pair of XR-X3PF bodies, even though the same
> subminiature remote release jacks are used.  A separate push button switch
> must be wired into the cable to fire the cameras together.  The internal
> circuitry of the cameras is just different.
>
> The XR-10M was later replaced by the short lived XR-X3000 which is not
> compatible with the XR-10M for simple stereo hookup.
>
> I've used different combinations of my four XR-10M bodies together and
sync
> has always been fine with any two of them.  One of them is actually a
KR-10M,
> which is the same.
>
> Gary Schacker
>
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