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Shutter speed has nothing to do with the flash duration. You can have a shutter speed of 1/10th sec (to get background light) and the flash that's 1/10,000th se
by olegk 17y ago
Shutter speed has nothing to do with the flash duration. You can have a shutter speed of 1/10th sec (to get background light) and the flash that's 1/10,000th sec to light the wolf.
- ShabbyDoo 17y agoYou're right. I was wrong in my thought process about this, and it was probably dark enough out that there wouldn't have been any ghosting from the dragged out shutter. Add-on: If the light source was constant (not strobes), then I think the shutter speed argument stands. However, I can't imagine that this wasn't done with strobes. Furthermore, that the background was exposed at all suggests some shutter drag? I am realizing that I need to spend more time playing with my cheap off-camera flash set-up.