What is the fastest exposure this can sync at?
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The maximum sync speed is a function of your camera. I confirmed this on my D7100 which has a max sync speed of 1/250. It worked fine. Manual mode of course, since automatic will bring it down to 1/60.
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Your shutter speed is probably not correct. If you call the company, they will advise you as to correct settings. They are very helpful.
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Camera has a very fast electronic shutter and can take up to 40 frames/second. I have used the 10 frame per second mode for some outdoor shots that came out fine - just a lot of pictures to go review. Subject was also far away so quick focusing was not an issue.
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I believe it is 12800 or 25600 by default. I set mine to 12800 as max due to noise. But you can change the auto ISO range. Yes you can set the shutter speed to any setting and the auto ISO will compensate for the shutter speed. My only warning is at high shutter speeds except in good light, the ISO may get pushed to a point a lot of noise is introduced.
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Shutter lag when prefocused = less than 1/10 of a secondShutter lag with autofocus = about 0.6 secondsShot to shot delay without flash = 4.7 seconds between frames with minimum review time On, 4.2 seconds with review OffShot to shot delay with flash = 7.8 seconds between frames with minimum review time On, 7.3 seconds with review Off
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Also note that any camera will slow down the "time between shots" if you use flash and maximum resolution and HD. But 5-10 seconds is absurd. Let us know if the extra firmware update improves this.
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Quite unscientific, but an educated guess is about two seconds from press button, take pic, process/view, manually take next picture. Fastest camera I have ever used. Of course you can also use it in the "burst or continuous" mode and take multiple pics in one press. In that mode, it is of course, much faster as you are not displaying each pic until you stop and choose to view. Hope it helps.
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Depends on your camera & flash. The sync speed of the remote is determined by your equipment.
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No you cannot do that. The slowest speed is like a slow live panoramic . Nice and smooth but too fast for time lapse. It's a good panner but not great. It is the only one worth a damn for under 1000 that I have seen.
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You would set your camera's exposure to 1 sec and then set the timer to 3 second intervals. So it would be 1 second for the exposure and 2 seconds in between shots.
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30 seconds is the max with an Alt-AZ mount. Any pictures with exposure time longer than 30sec and you will start seeing trails.
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No. It will be limited by your camera's sync speed, which is often 1/200 second or so. For example, my Canon 60D is limited to 1/250 sec., so that's as fast as I can go. Check your camera's manual for the max sync speed.
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This Timer is Great to have,however I fine it much easier to set up a Action in Photoshop to handle ev +/- 5 stops faster and have it save each exposure as a file,then open the 5 exposures in any HDR programs that you may have.Or you can set it up in camera raw presets.Look around you can download actions as well. Also Lightroom can process different ev as well but Photoshop Action is Quicker.
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Hi Mark, no, the camera does not have the High Speed Shutter Sync. It has both the Slow sync and Rear sync flash modes. Thanks_Mitch
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There are a couple different methods of snapping pictures, holding the button down, or simply pressing and releasing. In the correct settings for your lighting it's very fast, but in low light and very dark scenarios it can tak a second. Especially if the desired target is far away. In normal lighting in auto, the photos come quickly and if you are new to the camera, you can accidentally take sever pictures without realizing it. In other words, pretty damn fast, but for split second photos, you will still need to time it a little, it's not a dslr
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Just tested, in manual mode, exposure locks into your desired setting. This function does not seem to be available in automatic mode, but is easily found in manual mode.
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One thing you can do to get a good shutter speed is to set the camera to Aperture Priority, Av Mode, and select the widest aperture (the lowest number, 2.8-4.1 depending on if you zoomed), and then the camera sets the fastest shutter speed possible based on available lighting.