Guide to Minolta 9/7 wireless flash system

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Malinku

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So I got a Minolta 9, 7 and a 5400hs flash.
Wanted to get some a few more 5400hs flashes and get a simple wireless set-up to go with my wired studio strobe.

I'm just kinda lost on how the Minolta wireless flash works. I got that the built in flash triggers the flashes but that is kinda all I get at this point.
Looking for either a guide or info from someone who uses this system.
 

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I'm not sure if you've already worked things out , but it's as easy as put the flash on the camera , switch it and the camera on .
Set the camera to wireless flash , on the Dynax 9 you slide the right hand switch below the back to the right .
On the Dynax 7 you turn the dial on the grip to "WL" .
The flash should automatically change mode to wireless .

Put the flash gun ( or flash gun's) where you want them , pop up the built in flash and shoot away .
Press the AEL button to check the sensor of the front of the flash is withing range/sight of the cameras flash , the flash gun will put out a brief strobe which doubles as a modeling light .

For a bit more information have a look on the two following websites .

http://www.friedmanarchives.com/flash.htm
http://www.mhohner.de/sony-minolta/flashcomp_setups.php#wireless
 
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