Rear-sync flash

I don't think so; at least, that capability isn't built into any of the Ms with which I'm familiar. (Of course I'm not very familiar with the M6 TTL or the M7. Anyone...?)

Regardless of camera type, you could still do it by using an external delay controller, like this one.
 
jlw said:
I don't think so; at least, that capability isn't built into any of the Ms with which I'm familiar. (Of course I'm not very familiar with the M6 TTL or the M7. Anyone...?)

Regardless of camera type, you could still do it by using an external delay controller, like this one.
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Thank you for the link, but ouch!!! $500?!?! I kind of think that since Leica is a rangefinder, it should at least make use of its non-block-out finder when using flash. Looks like this feature is not built in and expensive to do it otherwise.
 
markinlondon said:
This PDF tends to suggest it IS possible with the SF20 on an M6TTL, but as I don't use flash I can't say for sure.

http://www.leica-camera.com/imperia/md/content/pdf/msystem/16.pdf

It's not specifically mentioned, though

Mark
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Hi Mark, thank you for the pdf. I've read it and it wasn't clear if the M6+TTL+SF20 is doing front- or rear-sync. But the note on "frozen subject" seems to suggest that it is actually doing front-sync. Can anyone confirm this?
 
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