Is there a way to sync this at 1/200 shutter speeds?
334078
You set the shutter speed from 0 to 1600 th so set the meter to 200th s then trigger the flash manually or tethered and get the f stop . Be sure you have set your camrra to high speed sync
334079
Yes. The basic operation is to match your shutter speed and ISO on the camera and the meter. Both ISO and shutter speed (on this meter) can go up in third stop increments, though you have to change it to this from the default 1 stop increments. So the sync speed on your camera has no effect on the operation of the meter. (My camera syncs at 1/200 :)
865324
Yes you can, if your settings are in manual, and the right f stop, aperture , but the most important is the second. ( like 1/60sec. - 1/125 sec) don't get discourage, if doesn't work.....try again.Good Luck.
266944
I heard you can but you might have to do everything manually. I'm not on this though. You could also try a camera store to see if they can give you a better answer.
399349
When shooting videos, how do I shoot still photos at the same time (apparently older M1+Mii could do this)?
1764298
These flashes do not natively support hi-speed sync. Depending on your camera, 1/200th or 1/250th will be your max "normal" shooting speed. I have accidentally forced these into a hi-speed flash mode using an external trigger, at a loss of brightness.
2219305
I don't seem to have any problem with synch speed of flash to shutter speed. I have used the triggers for some time now and even purchased another set for more lights. All of them seem to work fine with whatever synch speed I need. I have used a range of shutter speeds from 1/60 to 1/200 depending on how much ambient light I want for the background. I have never tried to use them with high speed synch at this point. I have two types of speedlights that are all for Canon equipment. I have a Canon 430EXII and two Yongnuo YN560II. Hope that helps! P.S. what the other two folks said also.
626314
Yes, it works fine. It will sync at 1/200 to 1/250 or lower depending which camera model. Just specify that it's for Canon cameras.
1138216
There is a sync cor provided but it is a bit short. If you have a Speedlite you can trigger these strobes with that or consider buying one of the cheap CowboyStudio 4 Channel Wireless Triggers. I work with both methods often problem free.
575060
Assuming you mean to set a timer to delay taking the picture, the answer is no. AT least I have not founfd a way to do this.
188159
I own one of these I have seen articles telling you how to reveal the shutter actuations but they come with warnings about messing up the firmware. As far as I know there is no way to get the exact shutter count with that said the file number given to the next picture you take should put you in the ballpark
1619184
It may be that you have camera shake. 1st make sure you have the camera held firmly, do not hold it at arms length. 2ndpress the shutter button 1/2 way down and hold it there, this locks in the focus. Hold your breath and press the shutter button down the rest of the way. Another problem may be the shutter speed is too slow. 1/60th is about as slow for a wide angle shot. as you zoom out look at the barrel end see the mm on the barrel. at 200mm shot no slower than 1/200th. at 500mm no slower than 1/500th. In reality 1/500th is too slow for 500mm. I would try 1/800or higher. I hope this helps. Boone
1747119
You can set it based on the type of picture.. I have mine on burst and it takes it instantly. There are also advanced exposure settings and color preferences.
1292253
I know that you can change the ISO from anywhere between 64 up to 6400, and that you can change the shutter speed from something like 8" to 1" and 1.3 up to 2000. I have no idea what the 8" to 1" settings are though, I just know that the 2000 is faster then say a 200 shutter speed. Also, One settings on the dial says "automatic mode with user settings, the aperture" too. Since I have not idea what the obturation is, I can not answer that. there is a total of 10 settings on that rotating options switch. Hope that helps.
2157033
Yes there is a AE-L/AF-L button you can access with your thumb. It has two wheels to change you F-stop and shutter speeds too.
279516
Go and download the msetup and you can make the camera do what you want it to do.http://www.mytempfiles.info/mobius/index.html
831500
If you can find the setting for shutter speed decrease the time. So instead of 1/2 a sec increase to 1/1000
1921186
You don't actually adjust the shutter speed. Set your camera to it's sync speed-usually 1/200 or 1/250 th of a second. This meter simply tells you what aperture to use for a given iso setting-depending on the flash power. Say you wanted to shoot a portrait at f8.....simply adjust your flash power until the meter reads the output at f8. Your exposure will be correct. All flashes will fire at durations faster than your sync speed so shuter speed is really irrelevant. Just fyi, flashes work on duration of time not actual brightness of flash-longer duration=more light absorbed by sensor or film.