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Message: <blockquote data-quote="zbrandt" data-source="post: 181311" data-attributes="member: 15808"><p>Thank You! That's the answer I was looking for. Now I understand the difference, mechanical and electronic. I understand very well about out of sync banding, like pointing my camera at a older CRT tv without being in sync to 60Hz. Some of my photographs will require using a higher shutter speed above 1/1500 and right up to 1/4000 with a flash. The D3200 will only do 1/200 and that's it, no matter what I use for a flash. I've tried, and all I got was a blurry mess of motion. It's not because I don't know how to set up and use my camera for this particular kind of photography. I was pissed because it seemed more like a ridiculous limitation, I mean why even bother with having a 1/4000 setting if it's basically useless. I was doing this kind of photography for years with P&S cameras that were far less expensive. Then I go to DSLR and even on the low end entry level kit still being a few hundred dollars more than my best P&S, suddenly I can no longer do the high speed stuff that I've always been able to do. But I guess it's like cable channel packages, you get 50 channels you never watch but still have to pay for them anyway. The D7100 will allow me to use High Speed Flash Sync up to 1/8000, so it is described in the manual, using a compatible SB speedlight. The built flash will only allow up to 1/320. I've already been looking at getting the SB-700 AF.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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