1.3 Seconds
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Aug 1, 2019 07:58:50 #
Beautiful. I love that the lightening lit up the water. Thanks for sharing it.
Aug 1, 2019 08:15:48 #
optic wrote:
When lightening occurs, an AEO Trigger will fire the camera's shutter within 3 milliseconds of sensing the light's arrival. Exposure data for this shot indicates that the shutter was open for 1.3 seconds —A lot can happen in 1.3 seconds...
Unreal!!!
Aug 1, 2019 08:54:13 #
TonyF
Loc: Bradenton, FL
Great capture! I just recently heard about this trigger. After setting it up on the camera, would you put the camera in bulb mode?
Aug 1, 2019 11:42:00 #
Thanks Tony:
From the AEO manual (Other triggers probably work in a similar manner):
Set auto focus to OFF.
Focus at infinity (closer than infinity is far too close).
Aperture of f5.6 is generally successful
Shutter speed should be long for night shots, 2-10 seconds. Don't exceed 1 second for day time. Smaller aperture settings as well.
Power the device before powering the camera. Otherwise, the camera will fire a shot.
From the AEO manual (Other triggers probably work in a similar manner):
Set auto focus to OFF.
Focus at infinity (closer than infinity is far too close).
Aperture of f5.6 is generally successful
Shutter speed should be long for night shots, 2-10 seconds. Don't exceed 1 second for day time. Smaller aperture settings as well.
Power the device before powering the camera. Otherwise, the camera will fire a shot.
Aug 1, 2019 12:27:25 #
TonyF
Loc: Bradenton, FL
optic wrote:
Thanks Tony:
From the AEO manual (Other triggers probably work in a similar manner):
Set auto focus to OFF.
Focus at infinity (closer than infinity is far too close).
Aperture of f5.6 is generally successful
Shutter speed should be long for night shots, 2-10 seconds. Don't exceed 1 second for day time. Smaller aperture settings as well.
Power the device before powering the camera. Otherwise, the camera will fire a shot.
From the AEO manual (Other triggers probably work in a similar manner):
Set auto focus to OFF.
Focus at infinity (closer than infinity is far too close).
Aperture of f5.6 is generally successful
Shutter speed should be long for night shots, 2-10 seconds. Don't exceed 1 second for day time. Smaller aperture settings as well.
Power the device before powering the camera. Otherwise, the camera will fire a shot.
Interesting, thank you.
Aug 1, 2019 17:16:31 #
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