Feb 9, 2006 · A high speed shutter also carries the advantage of higher X-sync speeds. Most 1/8000 second shutters have x-sync speeds from 1/200 to 1/250 whereas the slower shutters may have a …

Feb 23, 2013 · The aperture will remain the same, so since you are adding or deleting exposure by adjusting the ISO the camera will adjust the shutter speed to keep everything even. So, staying at …

Jan 11, 2005 · The combination of shutter speed and aperture determine ambient light exposure. Manual: divide the guide number by the distance to the subject to determine the aperture to use.

Aug 2, 2003 · Now, divide that by your 1/4000s shutter speed, and you're looking at your bullet traveling 9 inches during the exposure. If that's what you're looking for, then "yeah, it'll work."<p> Instead, you …

Mar 3, 2004 · For the F3 in fully-manual mode (non aperture-priority mode), are both aperture settings and shutter-speed settings continuous (for example, allowing manual setting of shutter speed at …

Dec 2, 2005 · Are you sure that the cause of the overexposure is the shutter speed varying? Have you put it on a shutter tester (or the "TV Screen" test) at manual speeds and observed the variation? …

Dec 10, 2006 · Set the aperture and shutter speed manually, and then use the "auto" setting on the flash. The flash uses a little light meter in the front to measure the reflected light off of the subject.

Feb 22, 2020 · Shutter curtain travel time doesn't affect slow shutter speed much. Let say you increase 0.5 millisecond to all speeds by making the first curtain moves faster you will see a great …

Sep 17, 2019 · The coupling between the shutter speed/ASA selector and the display and rheostat inside the finder is a simple pulley cord. Let's hope it doesn't come to adjusting that, because it's not …

Mar 31, 2002 · Martin, <p> Only early M3's have the shutter speeds you indicate. In 1957, M3's were changed to have shutter speeds with geometric sequence. <p> Are you asking why M3's haven't got …