The
ADDjust A Sec.
The ADDjust A Sec. adds a delay
between when the Shutter-Beam detects the subject and when your camera
or strobe is fired. This delay is continuously adjustable from 100 uS
(.0001 seconds) up to 2 seconds. It allows the subject to move a
little before the picture is taken.
Benefits:
Allows subject to
move before picture is taken
Flexible & easy to use.
Continuos adjustable delay from 100uS
to 2 seconds.
Can tie multiple strobes together for strobotics.
Can create rear curtain flash effects with studio strobes.
THE TRICK:
Sometimes when using strobes you don't want to take
a picture the instant the subject is detected. Rear curtain flash is
one example and here is another:
Doc Edgerton's milk drop experiment
where you drip a milk drop onto a plate and photograph the splash, is
seen in the Woods Electronics banner ad above. The drop hits the IR
Beam and the picture would be taken before the drop got down to the
plate without a delay. The ADDjust A Sec. slows down the
Shutter-Beam's reactions so that the drop can hit the plate and start
the coronet, then the picture is taken.
