Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1997/07/31
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]>>><< It's like the very popular >>> 1/8000th shutter speed - you need it once in your live - if ever. >> >>> >>>I need the 1/200 flash sync speed several times a year - and this is the >>>main >>>reason for having a 1/8000 shutter. >> > >Yup. Few people use lenses wide open in daylight. So few in fact, that it >produces a look that most find unusual. It's so natural to take advantage of >DOF when you have enough light. Try using max shutter speed, slow film, and >max aperature on a few bright, sunny shots - bokeh fever! > If there is a need for different sync speeds - isn't this the apples and oranges problem somebody told me about? If you need this sort of flash sync - - why don't you use a camera with a circular shutter? Cheers, Detlef <LEICA IMAGES> http://www.hermes.de/chile/ </LEICA IMAGES>