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I have a Quantum Turbo Battery and there is a switch on it with a solid arrow going to the left and a broken arrow going to the right. WHere should my switch be and what is the purpose of this?
Solid arrow -> normal operation. Dashed arrow -> faster cycle, less time to achieve readiness of the flash but, on the other hand, lower number of flashes.
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If you have the camera on continuous then it may be that the charging is not keeping up with the shutter. Check the recycle time on the flash and compare with the burst speed on the camera. The burst speed on the 5D is fairly rapid.
as I stated in my first thread , no firmware or drivers needed for internal HDD , and remember Windows uses an allocated partition of 8 gigabytes for the OS which will only leave 5 gigabytes left on a 13 gigabyte HDD , and for solid state HDD , the only difference is solid state has no moving parts , there are trying to impress us with technology that is over 35 yrs old like a calculator other than its buttons its solid state
Load 4AA with Energizer Lithium Batteries.
Set 580EX II's function to 12-0 and 05-0.
Make sure 5D's is not set to HSS.
No white dome parked on flash.
No bounce.
Set camera to "M" with max sync if you like, but 60 is fine.
Set F-Stop no greater than F5.6
Set ASA/ISO no lower than 200 but not over 1000.
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