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580EX flash on auto?

 
Yella ­ Fella
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Mar 01, 2007 10:06 |  #1

I dont think i have ever tried this in auto? how do i know its set to auto?

I always have it set to high speed sync, or is it literally turning this off and its set to auto?


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Mar 01, 2007 10:38 |  #2

Unfortunately, the Canon 580EX does not support Auto mode.




  
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Mar 01, 2007 10:43 |  #3

There is no "auto" mode on the 580EX. You can use it in E-TTL mode or manual mode (or TTL mode with film cameras). E-TTL is the flash metering system that your camera uses.

High Speed Sync, if enabled, will be used if your shutter speed is faster than 1/250. If your shutter speed is 1/250 or slower, having HSS enabled won't make any difference. HSS can be used in E-TTL or Manual mode.


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Mar 01, 2007 14:35 |  #4

Yella Fella wrote in post #2795646 (external link)
I always have it set to high speed sync

Why ???
Do you only shoot daylight fill with your subject only a few feet away?
That's all it's good for.




  
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