daniel_hammond

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I have obtained a couple of Kodak Trimlite 48 cameras, (late 1970 s 110 film) 1

of which is in excellent condition and matching electronic flash units that use

the FlipFlash connector. The problem is the flash will not synch with the

shutter. The flash units fire, BUT not when the shutter is open. I have tested

the same flash units with Trimlite 18, 28 and 38 s and it synchs. Any known

causes? Any way to fix? And yes the ND filter does swing down on both cameras.

Dan Hammond Toronto ON Canada

Ian

I believe the other posters have provided reasonable gueses for what goes on in the "Mind of Kodak", please pardon the parody on a past Minolta advert campaign. As I am new to photo.net and do not know of a way to send you a msg. directly here goes, and it is almost on topic!

I have obtained a couple of Trimlite 48 s, 1 of which is in excellent condition and matching electronic flash units. The problem is the flash will not synch with the shutter. I have tested the flash units on Trimlite 18, 28 and 38 s and it synchs. Any known causes? Any way to fix? And yes the ND filter does swing down on both cameras.

Dan Hammond

Toronto ON Canada