Keano12 wrote:
I saw the Einstein specs are action-stopping up to 1/13,500 second (t.1)
Does the Einstein or commander recognize my shutter speed? Confused?
Hi, again, Keano12
Neither Einsteins nor CyberCommanders recognize the camera's shutter speed.
That 1/13,500th of a second is - in somewhat simplified but practical terms - the length of time light is being emitted from the Einstein. So, lets say you are in a completely dark room and the length of time light is emitted from your Einstein - and therefore the length of time light falls on your subject - is 1/13,500th of a second. Light only falls on the subject for 1/13,500th of a second, so that *effectively* takes the place of a fast shutter speed and freezes motion.
This is not to be confused with hyper-sync, high speed sync, etc., where flash is used in combination with high shutter speeds. With those, the high shutter speed is what freezes the motion. Einsteins do not have this functionality.
Craig
https://www.craigwasselphotoart.com