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Revision as of 14:25, 12 June 2013
Review this page for information about the Nikon D3s and its performance with PocketWizard radios.
HyperSync Performance
Use the grid below to view the D3s' HyperSync performance with a specific flash. Find your desired light in the left-hand column, choose whether you want the "HyperSync Only" control enabled or disabled, and then select either "Highest Energy" or "Reduced Clipping" to download a PDF of the results.
Einstein
Einstein | HyperSync Only Enabled | Highest Energy | Reduced Clipping |
HyperSync Only Disabled | Highest Energy | Reduced Clipping |
Elinchrom
Ranger RX S-Head | HyperSync Only Enabled | Highest Energy | Reduced Clipping |
HyperSync Only Disabled | Highest Energy | Reduced Clipping |
AlienBees
AlienBees B1600 | HyperSync Only Enabled | Highest Energy | Reduced Clipping |
HyperSync Only Disabled | Highest Energy | Reduced Clipping |
White Lightning
White Lightning X3200 | HyperSync Only Enabled | Highest Energy | Reduced Clipping |
HyperSync Only Disabled | Highest Energy | Reduced Clipping |
NOTE: All of the images contained in this table were captured using a MiniTT1 or FlexTT5 transmitter and a ControlTL receiver (such as the FlexTT5 with AC9 Adapter, PowerST4, or PowerMC2).
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We have paused our HyperSync testing and PDF production for the time being. We may be adding more results to the wiki as they become available. Check back in the future. |