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Flash is a device which provides additional light to a scene. It can be used to help fill in a dark area of a photo, to provide light if there isn't sufficient light to begin with, or it can help to improve the composition of a particular photo, by creating your own source of light.
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Connecting Sunpak 2-pin flash plug to JJC BP external battery pack
Would you have any suggestions about hooking up the JJC BP (the one with interchangeable power cable for Nikon, Canon, Sony) to a Sunpak DR12X or 36DX flash with 2-pin plug? … There is also a 2-pin to 3-pin adapter for the flash; if polarities match, could we use say the connecting cord for Canon? Too many questions! …
