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Thanks for the link and the offer, Gordon. The most basic flash I have is a small Vivitar thyristor flash with a single contact. Every camera I have triggers it, including my Canonet 28. Since the camera already has a "hot shoe", do I still need the adaptor? I wonder if the hotshoe is electrically connected to anything. Seems dead to me. -
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Nikon D600 : Nikon AF-S Nikkor 50mm f/1.8G Nikon Coolpix S100 -
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By Sandy Vongries · Posted
I sold some of these new back in the day. Good and capable cameras, but not a path I cared to follow. Unless there is some family / sentimental attachment, or a hoard of lenses, I would suggest either Canon or Nikon of the period which can be acquired affordably, and based on experience were more advanced. -
You can also find them in the Pentax Forum market place. https://www.pentaxforums.com/ -
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