This doesn't work with regular flash units that go on a Panasonic camera is that correct?
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This fixture is for 120v constant light bulbs - I use them with various wattage CFL Bulbs rated a 6500 k.
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It does not have a hot or cold shoe for any flash. It is designed to be used with two constant lights as well as an umbrella. It can be mounted on a light stand.
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I use it in my Panasonic Lumix DMC-FH25. I'm not sure of the differences (if any) between your model and mine. But, it does work in mine. Hope this helps!
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It should; it works on mine. But you'll need to change your shutter speeds (directions provided with the flash) and use "M" when shooting with the larger flash. I've had some good results with the unit, but not for much closer than 5 feet. Otherwise, use the attached flash on the camera.
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Yes with a caveat. The camera will only fire the flash and this unit should prevent the voltage of the flash fom frying the camera's electronics. It is always best to use a camera specific dedicated flash if you can afford it - this would give you all the features of the flash including safety. I would never use one of these on an expensive camera despite the claims.
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It doesn't work for the stock flashes ie; the ones on the camera. You could get it to work, I'm sure, but it's DEFINITELY a hassle and not worth it. It works best with a flash that you buy and attach to your camera via the hot shoe. It has elastic, so it works with most sizes. Hope I helped!
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not totally sure , but what i do know is you need to have another flash hooked up to camera in order for it to work at least its that way on my olympus OMD
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I don't know, but the transmitter works on a standard hot shoe. So if your flash is compatible with a standard hot shoe then the receiver should trigger it. It works fine with a Canon 7D and Canon Speedlight. For the price, it's been great investment.
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Yes, it uses a Velcro strap to adjust the size and it really should work with any rectangular flash unit.
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Yes, it is PAL compatible. I have only used integral camera flash; have not used external flash. I tried to attach the following file giving detailed instructions. See if you can download from LEICA website. /s/ Carl V-LUX 4_Instructions_English_L copy.pdf
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With the Panasonic, it relies on the focus assist in the camera body. No assist from the flash unit.In the manual, all it says is that some cameras only support the AF illuminator in the camera body. It doesn't mention "which" cameras or models.
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hi,it should work.please make sure you have fresh batteries and that the flash is making contact with the camera correctly.
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This flash works with all Panasonic and Olympus cameras with a hot shoe. A great flash.
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Yes, it works on any flash system but make sure it's set up properly from flash bounce
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Does it have a foot to connect an external flash? If so then it should work. It just goes in front of the flash and slides into the foot area.
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You can use any flash extension cord that is made for Canon cameras, as the location of the contacts is the same for Canon as it is for Panasonic. An extension cord has no electronics so it will work with any camera that has the same contact locations. My Canon flash extension cord worked fine. A Nikon cord will not work, as the contact locations are different.
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Because this is a fully manual flash, it will work with any camera with a standard hotshoe with a central contact point, which I would presume includes your camera.
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I'm not familiar with your flash. I bought this for a new Sony A77ii camera and my Minolta 3600HS D flash. This does not work at all on this camera, hope this helps.