Matt, Is this a trick question?
The Shipman book says the shortest burst from a T32 is 1/40,000 = .000025
For EI 100 and f/8, it says the *minimum flash-to-subject distance is .5
metres*, very nearly your figure. So, at that distance,
the flash will quench in the shortest possible time, approx .000025 Seconds.
That's four zeros.
.6 meters from a T32 may not be tolerated by the bird!
Lama
From: "Matt BenDaniel" <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Let's say I position a single T32 at a distance of 0.6 meters from a large
> midtone object, and use it in normal auto mode F8 (ISO
100).
> Any ideas on information sources on the web that would indicate how long that
> flash should be?
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