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Trying to find an adapter (which i know exists) to a more common PC sync style but having a hard time identifying the name of what i need.
mdarnton
24-Jul-2015, 14:39
ASA bayonet. Sometimes unofficially called a "Kodak" plug, since they were just about the only ones who used it.
http://www.paramountcords.com/graflex.htm
Someone on Ebay sells them----search for
ASA Kodak Bayonet to PC Female Flash cord
Bob Salomon
24-Jul-2015, 14:56
ASA bayonet. Sometimes unofficially called a "Kodak" plug, since they were just about the only ones who used it.
http://www.paramountcords.com/graflex.htm
Someone on Ebay sells them----search for
ASA Kodak Bayonet to PC Female Flash cord
The early Polaroids also used it.
thanks! got it.
At some point in the past i had a lens with a short and metal adapter, nothing like what that ebay seller is offering, but it will do the trick.
Tin Can
24-Jul-2015, 16:23
ASA bayonet. Sometimes unofficially called a "Kodak" plug, since they were just about the only ones who used it.
http://www.paramountcords.com/graflex.htm
Someone on Ebay sells them----search for
ASA Kodak Bayonet to PC Female Flash cord
That page works, but i can't open the rest of the site.
I will be needing a #40 tip to HH soon. I'll call next week.
mdarnton
24-Jul-2015, 16:28
You're thinking of this:
http://www.shopping-advices.com/cameras-and-photo/asa-to-pc-flash-adapter-for-kodak-cameras-compact.html
I don't think I'd want to put that much leverage on my shutter.
cdholden
24-Jul-2015, 17:16
Interesting. I have a flash with the other side of this connection. I'll consider reading this post a bonus?
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