feeda wrote in post #17939627
Seems like the QT-600 attempts to balance color temperature with duration, whereas the Einstein is able to be switched between CC and Action mode, prioritizing one at the expense of the other. All philosophy aside, if the charts are to be believed the Einstein is faster across the range (even in CC mode).
Seems like the QT-600 attempts to balance color temperature with duration, whereas the Einstein is able to be switched between CC and Action mode, prioritizing one at the expense of the other. All philosophy aside, if the charts are to be believed the Einstein is faster across the range (even in CC mode).
Gotcha, so basically the QT600 only has a color mode, whereas the Einstein 640 and B1 have color and action modes. I wonder what kind of circuitry or timing is involved in both configurations? How does one physically prioritize flash duration over color? Same principle I would think that applies to the 7D Mark II's color shift mode? Timing delay?
I probably was interpreting your comments for what they weren't, I seem to have done that once or twice in the past. I thought they were all in regards to my post but it seems you must have been carrying multiple conversations and I was just not let in on that fact.
