Mike Herkes wrote:
> I am just wondering if anyone has experienced anything like this before.
I
> have started getting prints back from my lab and they have a black edge
> along the top of the print starting about the middle of the print and
> getting slightly thicker as it moves to the right. Sometimes it is across
> the entire top and sometimes it does not exist. I am trying to determine
> if I have a camera problem or a lab problem.
> Has anyone ever experienced any problems with an EOS 3 and a older
> speedotron brownline system? It is about 8-10 years old. I did get the
> voltage adapter, so that is not an issue.
Mike,
You may be using 1/200 seconds. Do not use that with studio flash. Some of
them cannot sync properly.
Use 1/60 and you should not have any problem. Just for the record, many of
hte older mechanical cameras that cite 1/125 sync speed actually register
1/100 seconds at that setting to ensure sync. The slight difference is not
noticeable and the only way you can see the difference in speed is testing
the shutter. (Check the older reports from Modern and Pop photo were they
use to test the shutter speeds for say a Konica T3 and you will see exactly
what I mean).
Peter K
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