Right, this has gotten me wondering for a while now..
I have a 400d, and i use a 580 EX2 on top.
Now, i use high speed sync and manual a lot so i don't have to keep really narrow apertures even in daylight. Now the summer is approaching, i'll be using high speed sync more and more.
With high speed sync (hss), i turn the camera (manual settings) and flash (manual settings) on, then turn on the hss. The camera then defaults to 1/4000s (max shutter speed) and won't allow me to alter the shutter speed. Now, if i wanted to use, say.. 1/500 and f5.6, the only way i can use that setting is if i turn the flashgun off then on again. the flash retains the high speed sync, but now i can change all the settings and the flash syncs to that shutter speed.
Now, this is where the question pops up.
Is there a way that i can stop the camera defaulting to 1/4000s without havingto turn the flash off then on again?
Thanks.
I have a 400d, and i use a 580 EX2 on top.
Now, i use high speed sync and manual a lot so i don't have to keep really narrow apertures even in daylight. Now the summer is approaching, i'll be using high speed sync more and more.
With high speed sync (hss), i turn the camera (manual settings) and flash (manual settings) on, then turn on the hss. The camera then defaults to 1/4000s (max shutter speed) and won't allow me to alter the shutter speed. Now, if i wanted to use, say.. 1/500 and f5.6, the only way i can use that setting is if i turn the flashgun off then on again. the flash retains the high speed sync, but now i can change all the settings and the flash syncs to that shutter speed.
Now, this is where the question pops up.
Is there a way that i can stop the camera defaulting to 1/4000s without havingto turn the flash off then on again?
Thanks.