HyperSync/HSS Tab - Revision history

Patrick: /* HSS/FP Begins At (HyperSync Ends) */

2016-07-12T13:38:53Z

‎HSS/FP Begins At (HyperSync Ends)

Patrick at 13:32, 6 August 2014

2014-08-06T13:32:56Z

Steve: /* Optimize HyperSync Automation For: */

2013-09-10T18:47:59Z

‎Optimize HyperSync Automation For:

Seth: /* Optimize HyperSync Automation For: */

2013-06-26T20:16:09Z

‎Optimize HyperSync Automation For:

Seth: /* Optimize HyperSync Automation For */

2013-06-26T20:13:09Z

‎Optimize HyperSync Automation For

Steve at 17:18, 26 June 2013

2013-06-26T17:18:03Z

Steve: /* HyperSync Only (Disable HSS/FP) */

2013-06-26T17:17:23Z

‎HyperSync Only (Disable HSS/FP)

Steve at 19:24, 25 June 2013

2013-06-25T19:24:00Z

Steve: /* Optimize HyperSync For */

2013-06-20T19:23:25Z

‎Optimize HyperSync For

Seth at 19:39, 12 June 2013

2013-06-12T19:39:07Z

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 Select the shutter speed where HyperSync Timings are no longer used and High Speed Sync/FP Flash is engaged.
-For example, selecting 1/1250th for this dropdown will use HyperSync at shutter speeds up to and including 1/1000th, and begin using High Speed Sync.
+For example, selecting 1/400th for this dropdown will use HyperSync at shutter speeds up to and including 1/320th, and begin using High Speed Sync at 1/400th.
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 ===HyperSync Flash Duration For Standard Channels 1 (FAST) to 10 (SLOW)===

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	===Optimize HyperSync Automation For:===		===Optimize HyperSync Automation For:===

−	This feature offers two different methods to control the amount of “clipping” (hard black band, usually at the bottom of the frame) or “gradient” (gradual falloff of light, usually from the top of the frame to bottom). Using the settings “Reduced Clipping” or “Highest Energy” you can optimize HyperSync timings to produce a specific photographic result (outlined below). Connected flashes can include AlienBees, WhiteLightning or Zeus flashes attached via the AC9 AlienBees Adapter, flashes connected to the P2 port of a FlexTT5, or a Speedlite in the hotshoe (though Speedlites are often not the best choice for HyperSync flashes due to their short flash durations).	+	This feature offers two different methods to control the timing of HyperSync (above X-sync). Optimize HyperSync Automation For: controls the amount of “clipping” (hard black band, usually at the bottom of the frame) or “gradient” (gradual falloff of light, usually from the top of the frame to bottom). Using the settings “Reduced Clipping” or “Highest Energy” you can optimize HyperSync timings to produce a specific photographic result (outlined below). Connected flashes can include AlienBees, WhiteLightning or Zeus flashes attached via the AC9 AlienBees Adapter, flashes connected to the P2 port of a FlexTT5, or a Speedlite in the hotshoe (though Speedlites are often not the best choice for HyperSync flashes due to their short flash durations).

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-'''Reduced Clipping:''' This setting optimizes HyperSync for a smoother light output in the frame, making more of the frame usable. There is less hard-edged clipping in the frame when using this setting, and more of a smooth gradient of light across the frame at the expense of some flash output power.
+'''Reduced Clipping'''
-'''Highest Energy:''' This setting optimizes HyperSync for getting as much flash energy in the frame as possible. This makes for less of a gradient in the frame, but may come at the expense of some clipping at faster shutter speeds.
+*Shooting outdoors where the sky is a major factor in the top part of the image
-'''''Note:''''' This feature is currently only available in beta firmware revision 6.201 for the Canon FlexTT5.
+'''Highest Energy'''
 ===P2 HyperSync Flash Duration===

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−	===Optimize HyperSync Automation For===	+	===Optimize HyperSync Automation For:===

	This feature offers two different methods to control the amount of “clipping” (hard black band, usually at the bottom of the frame) or “gradient” (gradual falloff of light, usually from the top of the frame to bottom). Using the settings “Reduced Clipping” or “Highest Energy” you can optimize HyperSync timings to produce a specific photographic result (outlined below). Connected flashes can include AlienBees, WhiteLightning or Zeus flashes attached via the AC9 AlienBees Adapter, flashes connected to the P2 port of a FlexTT5, or a Speedlite in the hotshoe (though Speedlites are often not the best choice for HyperSync flashes due to their short flash durations).		This feature offers two different methods to control the amount of “clipping” (hard black band, usually at the bottom of the frame) or “gradient” (gradual falloff of light, usually from the top of the frame to bottom). Using the settings “Reduced Clipping” or “Highest Energy” you can optimize HyperSync timings to produce a specific photographic result (outlined below). Connected flashes can include AlienBees, WhiteLightning or Zeus flashes attached via the AC9 AlienBees Adapter, flashes connected to the P2 port of a FlexTT5, or a Speedlite in the hotshoe (though Speedlites are often not the best choice for HyperSync flashes due to their short flash durations).

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 *Enabling/disabling this control will have an impact on HyperSync results for Nikon users with [[ControlTL]] or Standard Channel receivers. For the most consistent HyperSync results with Nikon cameras, enable HyperSync Only. When HyperSync Only is left disabled, flash coverage may be more even, though HyperSync timings may not be optimized and a lower-power portion of the flash curve will be captured.
 *Canon users who are performing HyperSync with ControlTL receivers need not enable HyperSync Only - their results will not change as a result of toggling this control.
 ===HSS/FP Begins At (HyperSync Ends)===

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 ===HyperSync Only (Disable HSS/FP)===
-Check this box to completely disable [[High Speed Sync]] and instead use [[HyperSync]] exclusively. A FlexTT5 receiving on a ControlTL Channel will trigger a manual flash at all shutter speeds.
+Check this box to completely disable [[High Speed Sync]] and instead use [[HyperSync]] exclusively.
 ===HSS/FP Begins At (HyperSync Ends)===

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−	===HyperSync Only (~~Disably~~ HSS/FP)===	+	===HyperSync Only (Disable HSS/FP)===

	Check this box to completely disable [[High Speed Sync]] and instead use [[HyperSync]] exclusively. A FlexTT5 receiving on a ControlTL Channel will trigger a manual flash at all shutter speeds.		Check this box to completely disable [[High Speed Sync]] and instead use [[HyperSync]] exclusively. A FlexTT5 receiving on a ControlTL Channel will trigger a manual flash at all shutter speeds.

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-===Optimize HyperSync For===
+===Optimize HyperSync Automation For===
 This feature offers two different methods to control the amount of “clipping” (hard black band, usually at the bottom of the frame) or “gradient” (gradual falloff of light, usually from the top of the frame to bottom). Using the settings “Reduced Clipping” or “Highest Energy” you can optimize HyperSync timings to produce a specific photographic result (outlined below). Connected flashes can include AlienBees, WhiteLightning or Zeus flashes attached via the AC9 AlienBees Adapter, flashes connected to the P2 port of a FlexTT5, or a Speedlite in the hotshoe (though Speedlites are often not the best choice for HyperSync flashes due to their short flash durations).
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 '''''Note:''''' This feature is currently only available in beta firmware revision 6.201 for the Canon FlexTT5.
 ===P2 HyperSync Flash Duration===