Wie benutzt man dieses Blitzgerät?

Hello

“we” (my photography, camera technology & optics branch of the family) have previously converted various not SCA flash devices or SCA Oldtimer to lightning integration for Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Leica, Minolta, Mamiya, Contax, Pentax including the source/revue flashes from GDR production and Hitachi, Nissin, Koeki and Sunpack basis. But the focus was the conversion of Sunpack, Nissin, Vivitar 283/285 to TTL and conversion of old Braun, Metz and Osram to SCA plate. The devices of the era were still screwed and discretely constructed there was the “simple” possible. In addition, 90% of the same Logiggatter chip was always in it, because one was then “simply” reprogamated (“chip tuning”). There were no guarantees to be made on rebuilding, and there was no guarantee at that time. But at “our” there were 12 months warranty ua because of companies, insituents, doctor’s practices and government customers. At Canon then gave 3 months, otherwise 6 months were ” usual”.

The C30s, C35s, C40s and some pores, Bosch/Bauer, Cullman, Rowi,, came with the 3 pole Bosch standard flash shoe and were easily convertible to Canon (before EOS), for TTL came the 4th contact with Canon because Speedlite T.

The Revue C35s came nmE from Nissin was a bit more powerful than the Speedlite 199, cost a new half and was converted to Canon A series/F1n in 15 minutes and with material for 2 Mark. In principle, both flashes had the same technique. The Speedlite had a flexible circuit board from NEC at Revue gave cable sets. The Speedlite was more massive and had a warmth and sound insulation around the condenser, but was still somewhat more compact. In addition, at 199A the lightning bulb was rarely “black silver” by wear, which was “going or not going”.

There were rumors that the Speedlite A/G/T Blitze developed at the Bosch/Bauer Group and were manufactured via Bosch/Bauer. In other words, the best affordable “civile” thyristor of the era came from Bosch, also the voltage regulator and condenser of Bosch was class leader. Up to the 90s, the Japanese needed to “rebuild” the comparable in large series or Bosch produced the more than 80s in Malaysia and at Bosch/Zexxel in Japan, probably a technical “spinion” was shot.

I always found it funny the Japanese at trade fairs and at visits basically had a Minox A or later EC in the sleeve even if a heavy Nikon F3 or a Leica M was hanging on the neck. The Minox were the Tanto or Kaiken to the Katana. When Japanese came to Wetzlar, they basically went to Minox factory tours. Leica was not interested in this, and if only Leitz/Wild Microsystems.

If the Asians were no longer shining around the technique at trade fairs, they knew that they were “exposed” or the Japanese, Koean, Chinese already worked on something better. The Colani once told the Japanese Economic Minsterium has the largest/best spy department of all Western countries. This is also due to the fact that the Asians are leading in spying technology, the number 1 cup wandered from Japan to Korea to China. That is why it was consistent when most gadgets from 007 came from Japan.