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Note: Triggers on Standard Channels are only transmitted at shutter speeds faster than the camera's x-sync speed if
High Speed Sync is disabled for that particular shutter speed. Our radios use HyperSync at the shutter speed
immediately higher than the camera's sync speed by default.
For example, on a camera with a 1/250th x-sync speed, HyperSync will be used at 1/320th, and then High Speed
Sync will be used at 1/400th and above in the default configurations.
HyperSync Only (Disable HSS/FP)
Check this box to completely disable High Speed Sync and instead use HyperSync exclusively.
HyperSync Users:
• This control must be enabled before using Standard Channel receivers for HyperSync. If this control is left
disabled (default), remotes with Standard Channel receivers will not fire.
• Enabling/disabling this control will have an impact on HyperSync results for Nikon users with ControlTL or
Standard Channel receivers. For the most consistent HyperSync results with Nikon cameras, enable HyperSync
Only. When HyperSync Only is left disabled, flash coverage may be more even, though HyperSync timings may
not be optimized and a lower-power portion of the flash curve will be captured.
• Canon users who are performing HyperSync with ControlTL receivers need not enable HyperSync Only - their
results will not change as a result of toggling this control.
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