How I Stopped my CANON 1000D from being Blown UP by a FLASH !

Using an Electronic FLASH with a HIGH TRIGGER VOLTAGE can DAMAGE Digital Cameras especially CANON . I show what I did to use an Older VIVITAR 283 unit with High Trigger Voltage on my new Gift a CANON 1000D from 2008 .

[@charlie2700]

always a great day when a new peter elgar video pops up :)

[@arricammarques1955]

The David Bailey of Essex!

[@thomasfrost6993]

What happened Peter? You look great! I kept thinking I had mistakenly watched one of your videos from 3 or 4 years ago but it turns out it's recent. Great video as always. Thank you.

[@jamesal6138]

Its good to see your doing well Peter! Keep up the good work!

[@tonywhitmore]

I never knew that different trigger voltages were a risk to some modern digital cameras. A very useful video as a Canon shooter

[@raymondkilminster2194]

Nice video Peter and your looking well .

[@tonywhitmore]

I definitely think the Peter Elgar Appreciation Society should sell t-shirts with "Flashy Flashy" on them!

[@torftee2235]

PEAS!!!! :) I apply for membership

[@Resgerr]

I enjoyed watching Peter I learned something😊

[@rgssaurus930]

well welcome back Peter.
Great informative video.
Now I want wireless flash triggers 😂

[@ajbrennan6456]

look at you young Peter you are looking heaps good and I am glad....I am currently looking for a canon flash for my 300v ...just to give it a little extra.
stay awesome Peter :-)

[@siypic]

Those triggers a re quite cheap these day..... a lot cheaper than the old bowens triggers for flashheads....

[@arricammarques1955]

5D MRK IV+ Sigma 15mm EX-DG, 42mm, EX-DG, 75mm-300mm EF. Digital fakers, unite!