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PW TT1 & TT5 with high shutter speeds?
CrustyStudios
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Has anyone successfully used this system in bright daylight with high shutter speeds (way over 250/1)? I read these units have the ability to automatically switch to high speed sync when necessary without changing HSS on the flash units.
Also is this an ETTL feature only or is it possible in manual mode with large apertures?
Also is this an ETTL feature only or is it possible in manual mode with large apertures?
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but a word of caution.
You HAVE to establish communication between the master and slave units at shutter speeds below max sync speed first ... before going into HSS territory.