|
Site Admin |
Joined: Tue Dec 08, 2009 11:49 am Posts: 1432
|
While the second unit will receive the optical signal instantly the is a short ionization time before it reaches full output . . . about 50usec. So, indeed, there will be two pulses of light 50usec apart that will sort of blend into one. That's 1/20,000 second. The effect will probably be to lengthen the effective t.1 time to about 1/7500.
You could eliminate this with a splitter to connect the camera hotshoe to both lights, or use CXSCV modules on the Einsteins and fire them from a CST.
|
|