[Leica] Wireless remote flash

[rdandcb at home.netspeed.com.au (Rick Dykstra)]

The simplest and cheapest solution would be to put a flash in the hot  
shoe of your any Leica M or Nikon SLR and connect a Wein 'Peanut'  
flash slave to your remote flash.

Or you could go the elegant, sophisticated (read expensive) route  
with Pocketwizard Multimax.

<http://www.pocketwizard.com/HTML/products.asp>

I don't have either of these, but have used the slave flash features  
of my Metz flashes, unreliably I have to say.  Cables worked better.

Rick.

On 08/01/2007, at 6:03 PM, afterswift@aol.com wrote:

>   Hi Everyone,
>
>  Is there a generic device that can be placed in the hot shoe of  
> any Leica M or Nikon SLR that can fire a single non-TTL remote  
> flash either by wireless or IR?
>
>  I know that Nikon has speedlights that can do that, but we need at  
> least a set of two to to get remote action. And they must be TTL  
> units, like the SB-600. These units are dedicated to DSLRs like the  
> D70. They're not what I have in mind.
>
>  Best,
>  Bob
>
>
>
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