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The Conway Synchronised is a box camera, very similar to others in the [[Standard Cameras Ltd|Standard Cameras]] range. It differs in that it has connectors for a synchronised flashgun. | The Conway Synchronised is a box camera, very similar to others in the [[Standard Cameras Ltd|Standard Cameras]] range. It differs in that it has connectors for a synchronised flashgun. | ||
Internally, the flash circuit is closed by a small lever attached to the shutter touching some metal pins. | Internally, the flash circuit is closed by a small lever attached to the shutter touching some metal pins. | ||
− | Externally, the flash sockets are two ~3mm push connectors, some 4cm apart. The official user manual hints that generic flashguns may be used but it specifically recommends the use of the Coro Flash (pictured below). | + | Externally, the flash sockets are two ~3mm push connectors, some 4cm apart. The official user manual hints that generic flashguns may be used but it specifically recommends the use of the [Coro Flash] (pictured below). |
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Revision as of 20:53, 24 June 2010
The Conway Synchronised is a box camera, very similar to others in the Standard Cameras range. It differs in that it has connectors for a synchronised flashgun.
Internally, the flash circuit is closed by a small lever attached to the shutter touching some metal pins.
Externally, the flash sockets are two ~3mm push connectors, some 4cm apart. The official user manual hints that generic flashguns may be used but it specifically recommends the use of the [Coro Flash] (pictured below).
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Conway Synchronised, with Coro Flash |