Does this meter have the ability to cycle through different shutter speeds to get the Aperture that you want in FLASH mode?
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yes. the sekonic l308s will give you your first reading showing you shutter speed and matching f-stop. You can then press the up button until you get the f-stop you desire..Thomas
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Yes, once you have entered an ISO value and taken a reading you can cycle through the various shutter speeds (and matching f-stops).
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(THIS IS SPECIFIC TO FLASH MODE ONLY) No, when metering in flash mode you set the shutter speed and then take the reading and then adjust the power of the flash and take another reading to get the f-stop. If you try to adjust the f-stop in flash mode it just clears the reading.
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No. The aperture is adjustable in all "creative modes." That is, A, S, M and P settings. You would "force" f/2.8, for example, if you locked ISO at 100 and then selected a fast shutter speed - in other words proper exposure would required f/2.8. In the Scene modes, you have far less control. Put the camera into Auto ISO and see if you still have this issue.
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Yes it does. I personally have taken 40+ second exposures. And yes you can have intervals and/or delays set with that as well.
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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.
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I find that this meter works great and is accurate for my indoor and outdoor shoots. It measures only the flash and not ambient. It does have its quirks, if I need to meter lower power then f4, the meter seems to be not sensitive enough to get a proper reading. So I have to swing it a bit. With higher flash power as in f8 or f11 mine is very accurate. Hey its what we get for being cheap! We could saved a hundred more bucks and got a very decent meter, but this one does work for me. Try maby metering for the ambient with your camera and then meter the flash. Dont know if this helps but mabe it will be usefull to you.
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Yes. The "M" setting on the dial allows you to set ISO, aperture, shutter, etc. manually.
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Yes, there is a speciall setting that adjusts the shutter speed for action shots
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Yes, of course. However, for flash exposure compensation, bracketing, and manual mode can not be controlled via camera setting. Those need to be done directly on the flash. Please also check the links below. Hope my two pennies would be useful. http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/camera/dslr/data/2010-/2012_eos_kiss_x6i.html?lang=us&categ=crn&page=2010-&p=2 http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/eos_slr_camera_systems/flashes/speedlite_550ex
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I do not recall if it does. I returned it shortly after purchase because all it took was grainy pictures no matter the settings. It was replaced with a similarly priced Pentax Optio S1 in an aqua color shell, and that camera does have several self timer settings on it.
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No. I use it quite often on both modes and it works very well. I assume you mean flash.
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Yes it has a M on the mode selector knob for all manual. You can also select aperture priority and you set speed. It has has a shutter speed priority also you set aperture. Then program and full auto. So yes you can have it function full manual and manual focus to if you want.
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To make a reading, you must set shutter speed and iso values, but once you make the reading, you can cycle through various equivalent apertures/shutter speed/iso settings. For portrait work with flash, I set the meter at my chosen sync speed, make a test reading while firing the flash, then see what aperture I would need to work at with that shutter speed. With those values in hand, it is easy to vary the aperture and flash power/distance as needed.
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Yes, suer there modes for that. A for aperture priority, S for shutter speed and M for everything manual.
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Not sure what you mean, there are settings to control the shutter speed on this camera
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Yes Just like any samsung camera, you could set this to take BURST shots, but to answer your questions, depending on your settings ( for instance the apperature or shutter priority) then the speed at which it takes pictures would change. But for the price, this is an awesome camera.
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Yes, on Camera, there are multiple options, also it's camera smart automatic, or manual. I hope this was helpful to you.
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Yes it has a 10 second and 2 second mode and a timed burst mode for multiple exposures