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When shooting with Focus and Trigger, Focus must be turned on before Trigger is turned on.
Notes on connections
When connecting the FOCUS/TRIGGER/EXPOSURE terminal to a device other than the power supply source, connect
the GND (0 V) of the connected device to the DC IN - terminal of this product.
Note
When using a cable other than the supplied Power & Control Cable, be sure to connect to the power (+)/GND
(-)/FOCUS/TRIGGER/EXPOSURE terminal correctly. If you connect to the wrong terminal, there is a risk of malfunction, smoking
or fire, etc.
If you set [Priority Set in AF-S] or [Priority Set in AF-C] to [AF] or [Balanced Emphasis], and the time from turning on Focus to
turning on Trigger is short, you may not be able to achieve focus in time and shoot. In this case, increase the time until Trigger
turns on, or set [Priority Set in AF-S] or [Priority Set in AF-C] to [Release]. (When [Release] is set, shooting will be performed even
if the subject is out of focus.)
Even when [Drive Mode] is set to [Single Shooting], continuous shooting is possible by continuously turning on/off Focus/Trigger.
However, the maximum continuous shooting speed is limited as follows. In addition, the shooting speed may become slower
depending on the shooting conditions.
When Trigger is turned on/off while Focus is kept on: Up to about 5 frames per second
When Focus and Trigger are turned off/on : Up to about 2.5 frames per second
Related Topic
Example of using this product with a drone
Example of connecting individual devices
Connecting to a power source
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