Very interesting stuff, John. Thanks.
I'll keep the subject posted with anything new I can get.

2010/11/1 John Sessoms <[email protected]>:
> From: Thibouille
>>
>> Thanks John.
>> It behaves like I thought it would. What I thought about is the following:
>> Use a non P-TTL flash as a 240FT set to 2nd curtain. It should flash only
>> once.
>> Find a way to make it of no use to the exposure but use it to trigger
>> other flashes with optical sensor.
>>
>> In theory, it should work. But I won't know before I grab my hands on
>> the flashes....
>
> Just a quick test now with the K10D set to rear curtain sync & AF280T on the
> hot-shoe, the flash fires with the front curtain, and no second flash.
>
> I'll have to try it with the X-sync (PC) terminal on the K20 later. I'm
> "home" for a quick lunch & I left the K20 locked in the car.
>
> The way it seems to work with the AF360FGZ and AF540FGZ (and the AF500FTZ
> for that matter) is they all get the rear curtain sync information through
> one of the dedicated pins.
>
> Basically it appears the firing circuit closes with the front curtain and
> stays closed until the rear curtain gets ready to move.
>
> I think you'll need something like this to get rear curtain sync to work
> with non-dedicated flash:
>
> http://people.rit.edu/andpph/text-tailflash.html
>
> I haven't read it through yet, but it might also supress the pre-flash.
>
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