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Article #10825Re: Triggering multiple flashes to "paint with light"
From: X1FT
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1992 01:19
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1992 01:19
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Mark,
I guess I'm not sure why you need the delay. Using one strobe, the delay
is unavoidable, but with multiple strobes, why is the delay needed?
I don't believe that by looking at a picture, it can be determined whether
the exposure was made all at once, or during a long interval (assuming
no ambient light, and ignoring reciprocity (sp) effects).
I've done some single strobe multiple exposures with interesting results.
Make sure you cover the "ready" light with black tape, or you will see a
red streak going between the various exposure sites.
- Frank
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