what is the syncronization speed for this flash ( how many MS)
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No sure but online had some great videos of it being used for acrobatic ski jumpers and was very fast. Also i have a brand new 600 ex in the box if you want it $400.00 never used it. Also have canon 5d mark iii nice brand new must sell. 786-514-8082 Ask for Art
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The Write speed was between 9.83 MB/s and 14.43 MB/sThe Read speed was between 64 MB/s and 78 MB/sI have the 16 gb and I used usbflashspeed for benchmark
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I have this: 30 MB/S is printed on it, pretty fast. Purchased a SanDisk Extreme 80 MB/s for my new 70D also, but cannot sense the speed difference of the two cards in the camera.
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in theory - if you are using this flash in a usb 3.0 port you will be getting 10x the speed 625 mb/sec vs. usb 2.0 60 mb/sec.. If you are using this in a usb 2.0 port you will get no speed advantage. also in reality there are many other variables that will affect your speed. all in all though I am very happy with the speed I get in my corsair voyager 3.0 mini and its' tiny footprint is very nice also.
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I just assume a shutter synch speed between 1/125 and 1/250 and it works fine
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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.
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My benchmark using CrystalDiskMark shows its sequential write speed is 12MB/s. That means it meets class-10 requirement.
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Per Canon/PIXMA-MX350 Series:Communication Protocol:TCP/IP, Wireless LAN:Supported Standards:IEEE802.11g/IEEE802.11b, Wired LAN:Supported Standards:IEEE802.3u(100BASE-TX)/IEEE802.3(10BASE-T). Transfer Speed:10M/100Mbps(auto switcing). hope, I answered your question. Good Speed & Good Luck!
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No high speed sync. no high speed. Will work with just about any wireless trigger, but full manual. And no high speed. Other than that one limitation, bulletproof. Amazing light quality, power, ease of use, reliability, built like a freakin' tank. These have better light than my SB910's. And when the light stand falls over, the LP's aren't broken, unlike my Nikons...
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ISO Range 3 to 8000 in 1/3 incrementsf/Stop Display Range f/0.5 to 90Shutter Speed - Ambient 1/8000 to 60 sec.Shutter Speed - Flash 1/500 to 1 sec.EV Range (ISO-100) EV -4 to 26, Ambient: 1-19.9; Flash f/2-90.9
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I'd say about 1Flash Per Second, because it takes that same second to recycle to full power..
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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.
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Are you shooting manual or automatic? I shoot mainly manual when I use this using pretty standard settings. ISO 200 f/14 and 1/200th second.I don't know what your max sync rate is but that may be the issue.
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I just bought these not too long ago and I've done 5 photoshoots with them and so far so good the refresh rate was fine I never really had to wait to take the next picture and yes I use a flash trigger by yongnuo and it synced just fine for me so I hope this helps
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ADDITIONAL NOTE: One of the people who responded to your question made a good point - not about the PC adapter, but rather about the flash that you plan to use with the adapter. I am using this connector with large studio flash units. There *might* be an issue with your flash, if it is not a modern unit, that the voltage that it uses for the flash synch contacts, might possibly damage your camera. You should check with the flash manufacturer, and your camera manufacturer just to be sure.
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I just tried several shots with a 32 GB class 10 card and it seemed to clock in at about half the time you are experiencing at most.***Update*** I just purchased a SanDisk 64GB Extreme Pro class 10 and it says it is rated at 95 MB/s. The 32GB ws an Amazon Basics class 10 card. With the new card, there is no appreciable delay.I hope this helps.Don
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Sorry, not sure. It's adjustable. I would estimate at it's slowest, it's about two flashes per second, and at it's fastest, it's like an old-time movie (maybe 14-24 frames or flashes per second).