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A friend offered to give me a Vivitar 2000 external flash to use with my Canon Digital Rebel XT.  I read up a little on it, and found a couple forums stating that there was a voltage discrepancy and that it could damage my camera.  But others said you could somehow compensate for that and it would be fine.  But I didn't understand their explanations of how to do compensate.

 

Bottom line, should I use this flash or not?

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From what I read around the internet. The voltage on older flashes is a little higher an my cause damage to newer dslr circuts.

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