The Electronic Exposure Timer from Kaiser is perfect for most darkroom exposure timing needs. It has a 2-digit, amber-colored display and a focusing light switch for grain focusing and easy easel setup and cropping.

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2-Digit-Colored Display    Direct Restart    Focusing Light Switch    Interrupt and Restart Feature

Count-down to zero, with reset to starting time (can be repeated any number of times - for exposure series)

Interruption with reset to the set starting time

Interrupt/pause and restart of remaining time

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. So a Sony and or a Fuji trigger will still work with this flash without having to buy a separate receiver, correct?

A: LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Full Manual Exposure Control includes the trigger in the box. A separate trigger cannot be used. It also includes the receiver in the flash. A separate trigger or receiver do not need to be purchased.

Q: 2. What is the difference between this and the "Kit" version? Does this have a glass on the top of the unit?

A: The Kaiser FilmCopy Vario Kit includes two higher quality Kaiser Glassless 35mm Masks and a Kaiser Negative Mask for 5x5 cm Slides that are not included with the Kaiser FilmCopy Vario.

Q: 3. Will this work on Leica Q and CL?

A: The LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Exposure Control for Sony is not compatible with the Leica Q or the Leica CL; it is compatible with Sony cameras with Sony ADI / P-TTL capability.

Q: 4. Does the transmitter have the ability to be used with a sync cable?

A: The transmitter of the LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Exposure Control (B&H# LIFQM20M) does not have a built-in sync port for use with cameras not possessing a standard ISO hot shoe with a typical center pin. However, this may be added to it for use plugged into a camera (or medium/large format lens) standard PC sync port: Impact SCS-MPC PC Male to Hot Shoe Sync Cord (12") (B&H# IMSCSMPC) https://tinyurl.com/yc3bv96d

Q: 5. The flash does not hold a charge for long or batteries seem to deplete when turned off. Is this normal?

A: LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Full Manual Exposure Control should allow for 100 flashes at full power in one set of batteries. At minimum power it should last 2000 flashes. If you are getting less than that I would recommend checking if the battery that you are using has an issue. Batteries should not be depleted when turned off.

Q: 6. What's the difference between the m20 for fujifilm and the Q20 for fujifilm? They both seem to have TTL.

A: The M20 has a more durable metal and plastic body while the Q20 is all plastic.

Q: 7. Does this fit the attachment block of a Kaiser RS-1 copy stand, replacing the standard column that comes with it?

A: This Calibrated Counterbalanced Column for Copy Stands fits the Kaiser R1 system.

Q: 8. Will it fit OK with a step up ring? I'm planning to use these with some lenses that have step-up rings to 82mm.

A: No, suggest just using a threaded screw on cap if really needed.

Q: 9. is the receiver built into the flash??

A: Yes the LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Full Manual Exposure Control has a receiver built in that receives the signal from the included transmitter.

Q: 10. Will the Kaiser 41mm Push-On Lens Cap work on a Leica Summitar 50mm f/2.0 collapsible lens?

A: Most likely. I used a 41mm Kaiser cap on an Arriflex lens as a temporary rear cap. The lens rear is 41mm. I just tried an actual Arri rear cap on my Leica's Summitar, and it fit.