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I can't help but feel that I should know the answer to this... But I'm a bit confused. In my research of flashes/strobs, I have noticed that most web sites, blogs. and videos that I've seen; refer to the optimal sync speed for studio work with speedlights or strobes is 1/200th of a second.
Am I correct in saying that the sync speed is determined by the camera and not necessarily the flash/strobe that is being used?
For example: My Canon 50D does not seem to support 1/200th... However, it does do 1/250th... And my camera manual refers to 1/250th as the sync speed. So... does that mean that the camera determines the sync speed?
Am I correct in saying that the sync speed is determined by the camera and not necessarily the flash/strobe that is being used?
For example: My Canon 50D does not seem to support 1/200th... However, it does do 1/250th... And my camera manual refers to 1/250th as the sync speed. So... does that mean that the camera determines the sync speed?