@mortontd wrote:We have a somewhat serious problem with our two Mark III's...or some obscure setting. When the light level get's too low, they over expose when HSS is on. We can slow down the shutter so it turns HSS off and everthing is perfect. Bu...
Um... dropped it a couple of times? There is probably internal damage to something in the lens causing it to malfunction. So the only way to fix it is to send it in to Canon.
Yeah, to take really great photos of games at night under the lights or indoors in gyms... unfortunately it takes thousands of dollars in gear. You can still take decent shots with what you have, especially if you're allowed to use flash... but in g...
@franxter wrote:not precisely Then you should ask more precise questions... No flash will allow you to use non-HSS flash at greater than your sync speed, since there is a physical limitation of your shutter curtain partially obsuring the sensor at sh...
As I responded to this in another thread, from what I've heard from a famous Professional Photographer who uses Canon gear, it's a patent issue, not a technical one (since Nikon's can do this). Canon probably doesn't want to directly address an issue...
