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Ever wonder what really happens when you press that shutter button?

 
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Feb 03, 2015 19:03 |  #1

Am sure this has probably been posted before. But for the newbiess, it can be quite informative. And can also explain why you get those black lines in the photo when using flash with high shutter speeds.



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Thanks for posting! I learned some things.


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Feb 03, 2015 20:48 |  #3

Have already been asked what does this have to do with flash. To better understand that, here is a good vieo by Mark Wallace



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Feb 03, 2015 21:24 |  #5

The Phantom does not have a global shutter so you can get flash banding just like you would with a regular video camera.




  
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