Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Shutter Sync

Title: Shutter Sync

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Process Description – (50-75 words):

Flash Sync or Flash synchronization is the firing of a photographic flash and the shutter. The camera or mechanism usually has a hot shoe for the flash to be mounted on. The flash is ether connected to the camera ether through cable or wireless radio transmitters.

 

 

Personal Reaction – (50 – 75 words):

 

I have used shutter sync a few times in dark to difficult lighting situations where a flash is needed. From my experience of sync speed the most common seems to be 250-shutter speed. Flash however isn’t what I like to use often since it tends to age the subject. For instance if you take a picture of a female age 18-19 your flash can harden the subject and make her look like a 26-27 year old. Gel can help however it still has the ageing effect.

 

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