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How can I use a TTL sync cord to provide manual flash only?

April 26, 2017Cord Flash manual sync TTL

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How can I use a TTL sync cord to provide manual flash only?

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These drawings show which contact on the camera hot shoe to cover with tape to allow standard strobes and other sync cords to be used with these digital cameras. This provides manual flash only. This is useful if you need to use a TTL Nikonos-style sync cord with a non-TTL digital system because the special #4104.31 and #4104.32 cords are not available. This also allows the TTL circuitry in an Ikelite dSLR housing needs to be bypassed in an emergency situation.