Flash Sync Speed HACK - go past 1/250th
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2018
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You are amazing! This solved a problem I've had for months and no one could answer it. perfect timing as well! Shalom
Budgetography rocks! Most photographers think we are all millionaires. Shrills for their sponsors. Thanks, Matt for what you do.
That explanation (and demo) made the whole thing so obvious and simple, but also the 1st time I've seen it on any channel. Brilliant hack to add to the tool box. Thanks Matt. 👍
What is the sync speed of your main camera??
Pure Genius. 5 years into Photography and never thought of this. ND Filter and HSS has always been on rescue but Man, this is worth a try.
Andrew Boey also has a HSS trick. You can go all the way to 1/8000 and you don't get the black bar. I've tried it and it works for me.
Thank you Matt for the helpful tip! I'll give it a try! God bless and good luck!
This was very helpful. Thank you for creating this video. I understood sync speed so well, after so many years.. thank you 🙂
May work with Nikon, doesn't work with other brands.
Well, I certainly hadn't thought of that. I'll be trying it outside for sure. Thanks for the tip. Also, yay for budgetography! 👍
Nice realistic approach! This is something gear oriented camera-hobbyists sometimes cannot see at all. Nicely done. What about the sync speed. It is perhaps bit philosophical, but that is actually the cameas shutters fastest mechanical speed. As after that there is gimmick to make is "faster" what it is not, sync-speed is always the cameras shutters fastest speed. You can have faster speed on certain part of frame, but as globally on whole frame, that is THE speed. Rarely that is a problem, but still: that is a fact.
Hi Matt, Although I have newer HSS Flashes, I have a Yongnuo YN622C-TX E-TTL and a Yongnuo YN622C (Although they are Canon versions, they also come for Nikon YN622N instad of C). These triggers have an SS (Super Sync) Mode that allows my old non HSS Flashes to shoot at up to 1/8000 sec. The SS Mode creates a delay of some sorts that makes the flash output for a longer time. Put the flash on top of the YN622N Module and set to Full Power, Put the YN622N-TX on the Camera and set the flash group in SS Mode. Now you can take a shot at 1/8000 with your old flash, no black bars :-)
I have watched all most all your videos ..all are very informative
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That’s pretty neat! I was aware of the issues in the studio, but never really thought about how it wouldn’t really affect the background outdoors! Thanks for the great tip! And hi Steph!
Thank you for giving us an idea to play around more with the flash speed sync!
Great tip to make the framing bigger to avoid dull section over the subject.
I did a quick staff photo for a local business a few weeks ago where I had only brought a single speedlight and no ND filter. I used this method to let me shoot at a bigger aperture and 1/400 of a second. Kind of funny that you posted a video about this. Now I don't feel like such a hack knowing that at least one other person has done this ;) Good video Matt.
This is an awesome hack! Thanks Matt!
I experienced that blockage few days ago. I took down the speed and it made sense. I was glad I identified the problem.