What is the maximum sync speed? On my current one, i could shoot 1/250th, and any high would show the black curtain
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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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No. You re not. It is called slow synch. You can change sync. Speed by going into the camera's custom function and change it.
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I also have the 410 ghost. It adjusts to 425 fps max. The speed adjustments are also the magnification adjustments. So, when you adjust for 410 you are stuck at about 4.5 magnification. Not bad, but not what I thought when I purchased it.
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As said by others you need to look into your camera flash sync speed. they usually fall in between 1/180-1/250 (shutter speed) this can be found in your manual. The X-Tender is not at fault here. Easy fix and happy learning.
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you should use memory card "Class 10" or "UHS 1". it will be good to record 60F/s. If You use Memory card under class 10, your clip will be lag, not smooth
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In high speed mode the choices are 120 / 240 / 480 / 1000 fps. Best resolution is 120 & 240 you need good lighting for 480 above. You can get a good golf swing recorded at 240 fps, 480 fps will require a sunny day. Overall I'm very pleased with the high speed capability especially considering the price.
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I have used this with the Canon 7D with Max sync of 1/250s but still had a thin sliver of blackness so I dropped the speed down to 1/200s. So from my experience with it.... 1/200s. I don't think this trigger supports HSS mode. version 2 of this trigger should support sync speed up to 1/320s.
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you can adjust it on the menu based on what you need, 120,240, 480, and1000 frame per s. the faster you got the lower resolution of film you had. i usually use 120 and 240 frame per second to capture running. and it s pretty
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i do not know if that is the highest but get the sandisk extreme 45mb/s the high speed realy works well with this camera
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Shutter goes up to 1000 frames per sec. but needs lots of light an at a lower resilution. works best at 480 frames per sec.
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Michael. I have also read about people turning off the 120Hz. Seems strange that a feature that should "improve" fast motion needs to be turned off! Any owners out there have anything to add? I would love to hear from you.
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I've chronographed BB's at 740fps. Haven't measured pellets. If you're using pellets, this will be just as slow to load as your breakneck; loading 1 at a time. BB's are much faster to load but not as accurate.
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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 was trying to shooting lighting last night. In manual I only got it down to 1sec
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I have HT-RC360 and I adjusted A/V Sync at 150ms. At this setting, it seems perfectly synced.
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It's supposed to be around 300-350 but mine has something wrong with it and it's shooting more like something from Walmart. and since i've aready had one of these returned (which isnt easy of fun) I've just decided to upgrade some of the internal components.
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Your question has much more to do with your triggers than it does the light. If your camera and/or triggers have a higher sync speed then yes, you'll be able to sync up to the max sync spped your camera allows. As an example, my cameras top sync speed is 1/250. This is of course unless your actually asking about the flash 'duration' concerning high speed sync. The 'burn' time on this unit is 1/800 of a second [longest] to 1/2000 of a sec. [shortest]. if you need a sync speed of anything faster than 1/2000 of a second, say to freeze action, this flash will not be able to do that and you will still see 'movement'.Hope this helps. Your question has much more to do with your triggers than it does the light. If your camera and/or triggers have a higher sync speed then yes, you'll be able to sync up to the max sync spped your camera allows. As an example, my cameras top sync speed is 1/250. This is of course unless your actually asking about the flash 'duration' concerning high speed sync. The 'burn' time on this unit is 1/800 of a second [longest] to 1/2000 of a sec. [shortest]. if you need a sync speed of anything faster than 1/2000 of a second, say to freeze action, this flash will not be able to do that and you will... » Read More Your question has much more to do with your triggers than it does the light. If your camera and/or triggers have a higher sync speed then yes, you'll be able to sync up to the max sync spped your camera allows. As an example, my cameras top sync speed is 1/250. This is of course unless your actually asking about the flash 'duration' concerning high speed sync. The 'burn' time on this unit is 1/800 of a second [longest] to 1/2000 of a sec. [shortest]. if you need a sync speed of anything faster than 1/2000 of a second, say to freeze action, this flash will not be able to do that and you will still see 'movement'.Hope this helps. « Show Less