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<blockquote data-quote="WayneF" data-source="post: 232076" data-attributes="member: 12496">Sounds like you are talking about PocketWizard HyperSync, see <a href="http://www.pocketwizard.com/inspirations/technology/hypersync_fpsync/" target="_blank">PocketWizard® - HyperSync</a>I don't have that (Pocket Wizard), am not familiar with it, and cannot answer questions about it, but I think it answers your question.&nbsp; I can point you to look at it.I know it is sort of a kludge, not real FP mode.&nbsp;&nbsp; The real FP flash mode reconfigures the the flash be a long continuous burst (comparable length to 1/200 sync duration), so that any shutter speed can be used (no sync concern for continuous light).&nbsp;&nbsp; The SB-700 and SB-910 can do that, but the D3200 cannot. The D7100 and up can do it, with these speedights.Meanwhile, HyperSync claims to do something to act like it too. Portraits indoors have no use for shutter speeds faster than 1/200 second, but sunshine can be something different, if you need wide aperture.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WayneF, post: 232076, member: 12496"] Sounds like you are talking about PocketWizard HyperSync, see [URL="http://www.pocketwizard.com/inspirations/technology/hypersync_fpsync/"]PocketWizard® - HyperSync[/URL] I don't have that (Pocket Wizard), am not familiar with it, and cannot answer questions about it, but I think it answers your question. I can point you to look at it. I know it is sort of a kludge, not real FP mode. The real FP flash mode reconfigures the the flash be a long continuous burst (comparable length to 1/200 sync duration), so that any shutter speed can be used (no sync concern for continuous light). The SB-700 and SB-910 can do that, but the D3200 cannot. The D7100 and up can do it, with these speedights. Meanwhile, HyperSync claims to do something to act like it too. Portraits indoors have no use for shutter speeds faster than 1/200 second, but sunshine can be something different, if you need wide aperture. [/QUOTE]

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