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#21
25-05-08, 19:07
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This is a weird one!
 almost looks like 2 shots superimposed, I can only assume that the room was not dark enough, so with the the cam on "BULB"it took an image before the flash fired.
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#22
25-05-08, 19:48
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A couple of ideas to add (getting progressively more dangerous);
a Jacobs cracker (or Ryvita) being broken in two?....those things never break cleanly!  A hammer hitting a wet surface? A hammer hitting and breaking plate glass? A firework starting (or rocket taking off)?
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#23
25-05-08, 19:52
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Another one, which I've thought about since the cricket is on at the mo'...
fitting the trigger with a zoom / tele mic....every single shot would be one with the ball hitting bat, pad or wicket! Could sit as a spectator enjoying the game without head behind a camera...then leave at the end of the day, knowing you have all the winning shots in the bag!
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#24
25-05-08, 22:13
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Unless.................. the duration of the flash was greater than the time it takes for a balloon to burst. This would cause the effect you've shown.
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26-05-08, 12:08
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#26
26-05-08, 15:02
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Reducing the power level will give a shorter duration burst. I'm not 100% convinced that my original suggestion is the reason you've seen the double burst/not burst image, it was an educated guess.
Hope Don picks up on this thread. He'd shed some light on things.
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#27
26-05-08, 15:26
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1/1050 sec. at M1/1 (full) output 1/1100 sec. at M1/2 output 1/2700 sec. at M1/4 output 1/5900 sec. at M1/8 output 1/10900 sec. at M1/16 output 1/17800 sec. at M1/32 output 1/32300 sec. at M1/64 output 1/41600 sec. at M1/128 output
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26-05-08, 22:54
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Hi Don
I see you've been busy as well! Link I took about 20 shots to get this one, moving trigger around, changing the flash power,and changing aperture. Most of the other shots showed 2 balls (like super imposed shots) but looks like I nailed this one. 
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