flash time/ cure time/ recoat time?
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It all depends on the temperature of the room you are working in and the surface area you are covering. I have found that 24 hours is typically enough time before applying a second coat. For a full cure time I usually wait 3 days.
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If you can find the setting for shutter speed decrease the time. So instead of 1/2 a sec increase to 1/1000
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Double click...but its a timing thing...wait like a sec.. or so...in between...the flash light right?
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Just move the two files in the set time folder into the usb disk root directory and it will run. It will sync time with pc clock.
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Hi Frank,The package contains a simple userguide, very simple (poor). The manual shows how to record, stop, and change the time.
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Oh, I misunderstood. I thought you were talking about time lapse photos. Frankly, I did not realize it had a timeout setting that cannot be over-ridden. My use of this has been purely as a wireless shutter release cable doing product photography. Will merely taking a shot before the 15 minute timeout reset the timer for another 15 minutes?
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There are different settings. I have mine set on 90 seconds, the maximum. After the 90 seconds if there is still motion another 90 seconds is recorded. It takes a minimal video program to splice them all together if need be.
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when I changed the time and date I followed a youtube video showing step by step. Try that, good luck.
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Yes, there is a deactivation timeout from either 10, 20, or 40 seconds. So, if you set to 10 seconds and press brake again within the 10 seconds, no flashing.
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You are talking about baking, I presume. You use the minus sign under "Time" and press it until it is at the time you want. It is a drag, but it works.
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Hold the clock/timer for a few seconds and it will start to flash.Use the minute and hour buttons to change time, then hit the clock/timer button to finalize.
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Take the real light piece of paper out, make sure it is straight and even with carbon side down. put your flash like a fax, and hit copy, it has been quite a while since i used mine, but utube has some good videos
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Hi Angela, Thanks, if I find anything out outside of this post I'll post it on here so you can see. I'm hoping to find out before the spring time because that's when i'll be needing the flash.
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I do not have an absolute time, it depends upon how much juice you are using for flash, etc, I do know you could probably get through a shoot of 100 to 150 shots over several days before you get a notice concerning battery.
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Thanks D. Henschel! I had used about 120 mins out of 160mins originally. Once I plugged into my computer--sifted through the videos--I deleted all the ones I didn't want from the DCIM folder, which sent them into my "Trash" bin. I turned my flip back on and even though it said "No Videos" -- it was only showing 40 mins of recording time. What I needed to do was empty my "Trash" permanently with the Flip still plugged in my computer. Once I did that--it was back to normal. Even if it's deleted from the DCIM folder and into the trash--and not showing on the actual Flip Video Camera
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Hi, Karl hear. All I can say is... when I do a time lapse clip, I end up, 'most of the time' - reducing it: TWICE -to get the effect I want, with: Video Studio Ultimate X6 ... which does slo-mo too...
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Make sure your flash is set to ettl, thats the way you can make changes.to the flash, even for manual flash.