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FelixA388
FelixA388
2 years ago

Hello,

No, this is because a flash is very bright and therefore requires a lot of energy. It is often possible to flash, but not quickly in series, since the capacitors only have to be charged ~1s.

The energy output by means of xenon tubes takes place enormously brief and bright until the energy is collected for a renewed flash, it takes some time.

Greetings,

Felix

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Uneternal
Uneternal
2 years ago

Depending on how strong the flash triggers, it has to recharge. Especially with a small camera-internal flash, you can be happy if you can flash 1x every 3 seconds.

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VanilleHonig
VanilleHonig
2 years ago

“because I saw it on another camera. Don’t know what”

That doesn’t mean that your camera or flash device supports this function for a long time!

What you mean is called strobe flashes. In this case, several flash pulses are fired independently of the triggering time in a fast sequence, but with greatly reduced power.

However, this function does not provide any flash device and is not supported by any camera.

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Nachteule1000
Nachteule1000
2 years ago

Don’t think the flash capacitor has to recharge to have enough energy.

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