It's not obvious but when a camera engages HSS it also advances the sync timing accordingly and disregards the user set sync setting. Please try SuperSync before buying and make sure the product works by syncing 20 or so tracks. We do have some paid support options if you need extra help. SuperSync is sold 'as is' and 'try before you buy' with a 30-day refund policy. For HSS/HS flash the light needs to start just before the 1st curtain begins to uncover the sensor. To keep the cost of SuperSync low, we are unable to provide free technical support for this product. With 1st curtain sync the flash waits until the sensor is fully uncovered by the 1st curtain. If the camera body doesn't support HSS then it doesn't have the correct flash sync timing for Hyper Sync (HS) flash.īoth HSS and HS use the same sync timing which is advanced relative to the 1st curtain sync used with standard flash.
I think you are out of luck here with the D5500 do to a sync timing issue.
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where the flash fires at full power at a determined time before the shutter opens to compensate for shutter speed sync problems (Banding, underexposed line)įurthermore, would it be required to use a Yongnuo flash receiver with the YN 568ex (has a built-in receiver) to access this feature.Įdit: question would also apply to any camera body without built in support for HSS uses Amazon EC2, Apache, Google Analytics, PHP, Amazon Web Services web technologies. To be clear I'm not referring to HSS itself (Multiple small pulses of flash), rather the feature called Hypersync, Super Sync etc. receives about 816 unique visitors per day, and it is ranked 767,630 in the world. The D500 supports HSS (Auto FP High-Speed Sync in Nikon speak) I will assume you mean D5500 as stated in your title. Does anyone know if it's possible to use the "Super sync" feature of Yongnuo flash transmitters with the Nikon D500 (which doesn't support high speed sync),
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