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There are several types of hotshoe adapters which provide a PC sync port:<\/p>\n
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- hotshoes with full TTL pass through capability to a top mounted hotshoe<\/strong>\n
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- these are ideal if you wish to also mount your Micro Four Thirds compatible flash and use it as you normally would<\/li>\n
- I have bought and used the Flash IS-HC120 hot shoe adapter for Canon EOS<\/strong><\/a> (pin compatible with Micro Four Thirds and Four Thirds flash systems), and it works very well and appears to be well made – NB\u00a0 see post script at bottom – mine has stopped functioning!<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/li>\n
- hotshoes with only a single pin pass through capability to the top mounted hotshoe<\/strong>\n
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- these are ideal if you wish to mount your Micro Four Thirds flash and use it in manual mode while pushing shutter speed above x-sync<\/li>\n
- these are getting hard to find!<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/li>\n
- radio transmitter unit with PC sync port<\/strong>\n
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- also can function as a radio transmitter but usually do not have TTL pass-through compatibility for Micro Four Thirds<\/li>\n
- but even when not used as a radio transmitter may give latency preventing use in allowing faster shutter speeds above x-sync<\/li>\n
- NB. PocketWizard TTL Canon units do not seem to be able to fire mounted Olympus flash units even in “pass-through” mode, and the Mini-TTL does NOT have a PC sync port<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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- hotshoes with only a single pin pass through capability to the top mounted hotshoe<\/strong>\n