>> What are the differences between Nikon and Canon FP-sync?
> "Henry Posner/B&H Photo-Video" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ...
> The advantage if FP mode is being able to use flash at very fast
> shutter speeds. The disadvantage is that the quantity of flash
> available is far less than one can have with normal mode.
Hi Henry,
With Canon's E-TTL, to use FP flash means setting HS (High Speed)
for flash SYNC, setting the shutter speed and blasting away,
letting the meter take care of exposure, much like automatic
flash.
I've read unconfirmed reports that the Nikon implementation of
FP flash has fixed power output (i.e. manual flash needing
a complicated variable-Guide-Number table). And maybe that
it is only available on some higher end bodies.
Could this be true?
Is Nikon FP better than the Canon HS E-TTL?
Cheers
Julian Loke
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