I did some searching online and didn’t find a clear answer to this question.<\/p>\n
How fast the Canon Rebel T2i sync with a flash (both wired and wireless)?<\/p>\n
I finally read that the max sync speed is 1\/200th of a second. I couldn’t believe how slow that is. I read that it’s the same for the Nikon D80 which makes sense because it’s in the same price range. I did some testing and found this to be true both of the built-in flash and of wireless sync using the amazingly priced Cowboy Studio NPT-04 <\/a>wireless trigger. I was able to shoot at 1\/250th when the flash was off-camera but the bottom of the frame was a tad dark from the closing shutter. Using the 430EX II on camera in high-speed mode (not second curtain mode) I was able to shoot at 1\/4000th of a second. I tried my shot with and without the flash and it definitely synced because it lit up the shot. When reviewing the shot, the camera says that it was taken at 1\/4000th. This is awesome for high-speed sports photography but how can we do this off-camera? What if I want to shoot a high-speed vault with a side light, or a back light? So far, I’ve seen the Pocket Wizards that support high-speed TTL off camera flash sync but $375 is a bit pricey in my opinion just to be able to sync a single flash.<\/p>\n Do you know of a better alternative on a budget?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I did some searching online and didn’t find a clear answer to this question. How fast the Canon Rebel T2i sync with a flash (both wired and wireless)? I finally read that the max sync speed is 1\/200th of a second. I couldn’t believe how slow that is. I read that it’s the same for … <\/p>\n