New Army (ala Vivitar)

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By: frank d
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Photographer	frank d {Karma:1912}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	samsung d53
Categories	At Work Macro Others	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens
Uploaded	10/19/2008	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
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About	This is my flash modification project. The flashes were cheap and I installed a power control. Will make it a lot easier when taking portraits. If you interested in the project yourself please visit my blog http://edgeofphotography.blogspot.com/ These old flashes are still very useful and can be bought dirt cheap on ebay. You can check out Strobist for more information about this stuff.
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Carmen Fuchs {K:6967} 10/20/2008

Wow. Interesting. Thanks for sharing. =)

Paul Lara

{K:88111} 10/19/2008

It must create some interesting catch-lights.

frank d {K:1912} 10/19/2008

yeah, you can get a lot of the vintage flashes on ebay. I got some of these for as little as eight dollars. Now I can use them off camera flashes with a wireless tirgger and adjust the light intensity. Its a little more portalbe than carrying around a big light rig.

Paul Lara

{K:88111} 10/19/2008

So, this is an adjustable light bank?

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