Since in Pentax cameras anyway, when you're in live view, and you press
the shutter button A.) The shutter closes. B.) The electronics switch
to exposure mode, C.) The shutter opens, and the exposure is made. D.)
The shutter closes. I guess the inherent limitation on sync speed is
the same as the normal X sync.
Larry Colen wrote:
If you're using a camera in live view "electronic rather than physical
shutter" is there any inherent limitation in maximum sync speed for
the flash?
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