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On 9/16/2022 at 6:07 AM, jjbs58 said:

Where theres a will theres a way . . .   I love this camera . . .    bought a Q2, astounded by the low light capability...started watching Q2 YouTubes found some using flash,... in my search for flash units,...(before I realized Leica makes all the gear a guy needs...) I had a small old Olympus T20 flash from my old Oly gear days... and on a fluke batteried it up, attached and - by jove  the dude worked . . .  Leica Flash - for free!...  (saving up for the Leica flashes and commander)  but anyway  the Q2 & T20 at night with minimal light - i love it!

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Good that it worked.  I think one has to watch out for trigger voltages when attaching an old flash to a new camera.  At least that was true many years ago.  I had a great Sunpak 611 that I used on my old Rollei SL-35 but it had a trigger voltage of I think 300V or so and I was told it would burn up my R8 so I bought an isolator and it worked fine.  Maybe your Oly flash was not that old??  Or maybe newer cameras are more protected from voltage overloads?

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