Interesting. The FA500-FTZ is one flash able to output 1/32 of full power. If the burst duration is 1/500 at full power, it should mean at least the flash has an output with duration length within Kevin's needs.
How does that translate to GN? is it as simple as 5 stops (2^5 = 32) under the nominal GN of the flash? Jostein Quoting Leon Altoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Full power on most flashes is a duration of 1/500 sec. Flash tubes > only have one level of brightness and vary light by adjusting the time > it is on. So 1/20,000 will be 1/40 of full power (quite close to min > power). 1/32 of full power will give you about 1/16,000 sec. > > For the shortest duration the best you will be able to do is get a > whopping big flash and set it for low power. the good news is that you > should easily be able to calculate exactly how much light you will get > from a flash at that power level. > > > Leon > > http://www.bluering.org.au > http://www.bluering.org.au/leon > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
