Lag Time Control and Shutter Speeds:
A D1 camera with the FlashWizard II software and hardware built in will have timing accuracy
from shot to shot of 1.2ms. To achieve this accuracy the camera must first be test fired a few
times so that the camera can make self adjusting corrections to it’s lag time.
It takes 2 or 3 shots before the adjustments are complete.
If you are using the camera at 1/500 sec. (Maximum shutter speed) you might miss up to three
photos after a battery change, or after a very long period of being awake without any triggers.
If you are using the camera though out a game, it should stay very consistent.
If you adjust the camera, but then let it sit for an hour while awake before triggering it again, you
are likely to miss a few shots until it is re-adjusted to the battery levels again.
The pre-adjusting of the lag time is usually not needed if you use 1/250 second or slower.
If you do not wish to have the top trigger button on the camera fire multiple cameras, but do want
it to fire this camera, you can configure the group settings on FlashWizard II unit #1 to have
group D (for example) only have this one camera and the Strobe unit in the group.
This would enable you to fire the camera and get it’s lag time adjusted without firing any other
units.
Alternatively you can fire this camera and get it’s lag adjusted by using a FlashWizard II in
Monitor mode. To do this, move the cursor on the monitor unit over the unit number of the
camera and press SHIFT-ENTER.
This will test fire just the camera however it will not fire the flash.
Since all you are doing is getting the camera adjusted the flash is not needed.
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