Flash duration seems like an easy concept... What I don't understand is how does it come into play if your ambient light is like sunny f/16, with lots of sunlight?
If your camera shutter speed is set at X sync at 1/250s with a shortest flash duration, will that even matter at all? As the ambient is continuous sunlight, how does a short strobe duration helps freezing action in this case? I understand if your ambient is jet black then sure, even if your shutter set at 1s, if your flash duration is short enough then you can freeze the action.
I read and watch, and people keep talking about flash duration or a very short flash duration helps freeze action. But they never mention only if you have no and very low ambient. Am I missing something? I really want to know.
I think a long flash duration and high camera shutter speed with well timed shutter release, that is, hyper sync works better in broad daylight.
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