Canon EOS Mount
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I see no contacts on the hotshoe. Just a flat surface. There is just a socket on the camera for a trigger cable. I am still going through my first roll. Curious how they will turn out. I also have Canonet 28 and on first pass it seems to be a simpler camera. Certainly, much lighter, which makes a big difference for street photography. -
I can't answer specifically about your Beseler head, but a Zone VI head that I used for 15 years had 2 cords--one that went to a heater and another that went to a timer. I don't think that the lack of a heater would have made the light uneven but it certainly effected how long an exposure that a print required. Have you noticed that printing exposures are particularly long with this head? -
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