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• EOS Rebel T3 shutter speed does not not even on Auto

  Hello community Canon!

  I didn't know really how title this problem, but I'm absolutely stumped. So recently my EOS Rebel T3 has been really act. As either the mode I am on (automatic creation, no Flash, etc.), with the exception of the manual mode, the camera will be whatever all black or all white. This is due to the camera to take photos either 1/4000 or 30 "shutter speed (even on auto mode!) I don't know why he chose only those extremes for shooting, I turn in any light. Any thoughts?

  Elrond140

  First thing is to reset the camera to factory settings.  Cancel all the settings, remove the battery from the day to the next.

  Then, you must make sure that the battery and charger will not function properly.  It is basic, but to do.

  And finally get a NEW SD of high quality which is fromatted by the camera, nothing else.

  Try again, with the camera on the green square and go outside with a good daylight.

• Indoor action shots w / EOS Rebel T3

  The EOS Rebel T3 will be photos inside action decent as a dog of the trial where the dogs are running and go more high jumps?

  Frost action requires a fast shutter speed. A fast shutter speed does not allow light ambient a lot of time to cook an exhibition on the sensor. There is usually not enough light inside to work with a fast shutter speed, then one of the two measures of compensation should be used: 1) use an aperture of the lens wide angle (opening) or 2.) increase the ISO sensitivity.

  1.). solution of opening is not possible with the basic kit lenses. You want something like an 85mm f/1.8 or a 70-200 mm f/2.8, which allow more than 4 or more than 2 times lighter (respectively) to the camera from a kit lens.
  2). a crop sensor camera will look worse at ISO high equivalent that a full camera frame. I don't think you want exceed 800 ISO on the rebels. You would probably get the same image quality on a FF 6 d 2 stops at ISO high (about 3200).

  Between 2 stops, you win with a goal of 1.8 and 2 stops more would gain in image quality high ISO on a full frame sensor, you might receive something like 16 x more light to work than what a rebel and kit lens allow. Divided between increasing the shutter speed or by decreasing the noise digital is a big difference.

  The 85mm or Canon 100 mm similar lenses are only about $325 or $375 for sale. It's an inexpensive way to make a big difference immediately, and both will be installed also on a camera full frame if you come one day.

  Good luck!

• Speedlite 580EX II E - TTL mode problem

  Hello

  My speedlite has recently started to produce photos that are underexposed in E - TTL mode. Compared to the previous pictures, the difference is of about 2/3 - 1 full stop.

  I have done a number of tests using my EOS 40 d and an EF 24-105 f4/L IS USM lens.

  I used the fully charged batteries in the camera and speedlite (two alkaline batteries or NiMH in flash). I checked the exposure compensation and flash exposure compensation settings as well as all other parameters of the menu camera and custom in the speedlite and camera functions. Everything is in order and there is no conflict between the camera and the speedlite.

  I shoot in RAW and as a test, I took a number of pictures in the manual, Tv and Av modes, both without flash and using the flash on the camera. All were well exposed (with no exposure or flash exposure compensation).

  I tried recycling the speedlite to full power several times - time 5 seconds. Thus, it seems that the batteries were working well.

  I then carried out a number of tests in the manual, Av and Tv modes at various shutter opening and ISO settings to compare flash shipped with the speedlite E - TTL mode performance. Each of the photos taken with the built-in flash has been well exposed with a good histogram. Each comparison with the speedlite photo is underexposed, with a bad histogram and reduced file size. With some tests, it was necessary to set the exposure compensation to + 2/3 to + 1 stop flash to achieve results globally comparable to the onboard flash.

  However, this workaround solution produce satisfactory results for the subject distances over 20 feet, even at high ISO and long shutter speeds. The output of the speeedlite was much too low. These tests were done inside.

  Then, I made tests with the speedlite in manual mode with all of the production in full. A range of shutter speeds, apertures and ISO settings photos were completely blown out. The same result was obtained with the speedlite in sync and manual high speed selected if the shutter speed is equal to or less than 1/250 second (max height available for the on-board flash shutter speed).

  As a solution, I put the manual speedlite with sync high speed and set faster than 1/250 second shutter speeds and

  tried the exhibitions at different distances from the object. In General, the sync high-speed kicks. I have not yet checked performance to subject more than 30 feet, but a comprehensive exhibition was obtained in all tests to date, (mostly better with flash exposure compensation of-1/3). However, according to the ambient light auto focus was sometimes impossible.

  These tests, it seems that the device works well, the speedlite is capable of generating a full release and in manual/high-sync mode, it will produce a correct exposure with high shutter settings.

  While the two workaround solutions - E - TTL mode with timing of compensation and flash exposure manual/high speed - work, some experiments are required and both have their drawbacks. There are moments where I would like to make with the speedlite in manual, but for the most part, I was pleased with the results in E - TTL mode and I want to be able to restore my speedlite complete state.

  I wonder if anyone can shed light on fault (sensor/transistor?) and repair.

  I'm sorry to have provided a lot of details, but I wanted to avoid unnecessary questions or solutions that I've tried. Any assistance from members who are aware of this problem would be greatly appreciated.

  It is not a fault. It seems that if the flash does not work correctly.

  You realize, not you, the ETTL flash works differently in mode to manual exposure, it does in the automatic exposure modes?

  When you have the ETTL flash game and the camera to Tv or Av or P, the camera will expose by ambient light as if the flash is not there, and the flash is treated as a FILL light. The flash output is reduced by something like 1.5 or 1.7 stops full power, unless you overrided with + or - Flash Exposure Compensation.

  When you have the flash in ETTL and Manual, the flash is FULL and processed by the camera, as if it were the only light source. The ambient light is ignored (but according to the selected parameters can still be a factor in your images). Once more, you can substitute with FEC, if you wish.

  If I read your description, you see the difference between manual/FULL flash and AE/TTL. As long as you keep in mind these, you can configure the camera and flash in ETTL mode easily to many different situations.

  You will notice that the flash often recycle much faster when it acts as a FILLER, because it is drawn to the decline in production. I often use the fill outdoors during the day and can get two or three 'pop' quick lightning before it slows down for recycling.

  If you want the 580EX II to recycle faster, use of quality instead of alkaline batteries rechargeable batteries. For faster recycling, a CP - E4 battery pack is a nice addition. He added 8 AA plus size batteries that flash can appeal.

  I never use the built-in flashes, so I don't really know how they compare.

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• HI - A57 overexposed with external Flash HVL-56

  I bought the HVL-56 AM flash when I bought my original Alpha 100 camera and it served me well when I needed an external flash higher power.  When I updated the camera to the A57 - HI, I thought that the HVL-56 would work well since it uses the same shoe.  However, each image is overexposed when using the external flash.  I get similar with backlight results or front lighting.  I looked through the Sony forums and read carefully this manual but can't find what could be the problem.  Any ideas?

  Hi DougNC,

  Welcome to the community of Sony!

  I recommend that you check the exposure settings when shooting with the flash. Your settings may be the cause of the photos to be overexposed. Check, the White Balance, ISO or EV compensation as these will affect the brightness of the photo. Also opening speeds and speed. A faster shutter speed will allow the lesser light in the sensor, identical to a lower open stop.

  I would also recommend affecting the flash at a lower power level, especially when shooting subjects closest to the camera.

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution. Thanks_Mitch

• speech recognition dictionary

  I understand there is capacity for WSR scan a document, with the terms of specialty inside and create a list of words for her to learn, to improve the accuracy and speed. I am wrong, or if not, how are you. I don't want words of one entry at a time...

  Hello.

  Could you try to follow the steps on this link, click on menu drop-down and Select the version of the product: How to use the Windows speech recognition.

  Let us know how it goes.

  Kind regards

  If you find this useful, feel free to mark as answer.

• Why fake the envelope for a reason leave empty patches implemented?

  I have a form filled out by a boss.  Then I use a "alter envelope with mesh' on the form and get the result below.  Why the empty patches appear?

  

  "Fidelity" reduces or increases the accuracy with which the work follows the curves of distortion mesh. If I understand correctly, is located between accuracy and speed and file size perhaps (I don't know).

  So, is the model to '1' screen shot? It seems, but I don't know how it's built. I think that this could contribute to the complexity of the deformation of the mesh. Also, have you tried to reduce the size of the model block that you lead to distortion and the number of columns and rows of mesh? It seems that you have included quite a bit larger that the distortion is affecting. You can add columns and lines only if necessary, further reduce the complexity of the distortion. These are just things I'd try.

• In video mode shutter speeds

  I just read that the T3i can autofocus in video mode, true?

  On T5i shutter speed is adjustable during the video?  Sometimes I need fast shutter for objects moving quickly are not blurred.

  Hi erokc!

  Thank you for posting.

  The EOS Rebel T3i can autofocus, but it works the same when shooting still images.  You need to activate the focus automatically every time you want the camera to focus the lens and before you start recording.  Continuous autofocus is not possible.

  When you're shooting in manual on the EOS Rebel T5i, the shutter speed, the aperture and ISO can be set manually.

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• Cyber-shot HX20/HX30V - the shutter speed setting

  I am unable to what anyone slower 1/4 second value my shutter speed (in manual mode). I should be able to reach a speed as slow as 30 seconds.

  I can adjust the ISO setting (currently fixed at 100) and I can set the aperture and I can set the shutter speed to the faster speeds of up to 1/1600 of a second - setting a slower speed that 1/4 of a second escapes me.

  Any ideas?

  Hey, you forget.

  I did a complete reset and now it works as advertised.

• What is the shutter speed of the camera of 1722?

  Does anyone know what is the shutter speed of the camera of 1722?  I only see the framerate in the documentation, but not the actual shutter speed range.  I know that this will depend on the lighting.

  I would like to know if this camera is designed to capture an obvious target without blur, moving at 0.5 m/s on a conveyor line.

  Minimum exposure of the 1722 is 36,28 microseconds and the exposure time increment is 31.2 microseconds.

  For more information that what is in the datasheet, you can download the manual.

  http://www.NI.com/PDF/manuals/372429b.PDF

  I hope this helps.

  Christophe

• Shutter speed of DSC-hx20v

  How did resolve you it?

  Hi Ron,

  Welcome to the community of Sony!

  You can increase the shutter speed by setting the camera in shooting mode manual exposure. For detailed information about manual exposure shooting are mentioned on page below:

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/docs/dvimag/DSCHX20V_HX30_HX30V_guide/en/contents/02/03/05/05.html#l2_manua...

  Please indicate the only accepted such solution if you find the information useful.

  Thank you for your message.

• Canon HS SX600 how do I change the shutter speed? Thank you

  I need to change the shutter speed but manual is confusing

  Thank you for an excellent response.

• How can I change the shutter speed on my Sony a37?

  While I'm on the Auto program my shutter speed is not the right number I want to. I do not know how to change it and wonder what to do?

  In program auto mode, the camera automatically determines the combination of speed and the appropriate scene shutter opening. If you want to use a specific shutter speed, it would be best to take pictures in the priority shutter (S) Mode. Please set your mode dial on S and then spin the front dial to adjust the shutter speed.

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution.

• Someone had problems with the shutter speed on the Canon 70 d?

  I've used a Canon 60 d which was brilliant! My husband bought me a 70 d at Christmas as a surprise. However, I have problems with the shutter speed. In automatic mode, everything is fine but on manual, Av, Tv etc I seem to be unable to change the shutter speed of a very slow release. I want to know if the unit is defective somehow, or if there is something I should be doing that I'm not. Please can someone advise/inform me what I can do wrong or if it's something I should take with Canon?

  First of all, you need to reset your 70 d to the factory settings. Check your manual for more information on how to do it.

  You can't troubleshoot anything until you are zero squared.

• 50 d shutter speed

  I just bought a 24-70 f2.8L USM mm to go with my 50 d which is letting me use higher shutter speeds but I noticed that when I take the speed indicated in the camera viewfinder is much lower than the speed indicated by the metadata when I display the photo. The difference is not constant but can be 100%!  I always use Camera Raw camera format. Why I see this difference? The photos are properly exposed so part of me says "why worry" but I'm stumped.

  Your shift 'security' is enabled.

  See p 175 of your manual.  "When the brightness of the erratic Exchange topic and auto correct exposure cannot be obtained, the camera will automatically change the settiing exhibition in order to obtain correct exposure."