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If this happens please try setting your camera to 1/2 stop exposure increments so that it uses a shutter speed of 1/180 sec. when using a wireless flash trigger or a non-Canon flash) you may get a black bar at the bottom of the pictures caused by the flash going off after the camera's shutter has started to close.

If the triggering of the flash is delayed for any reason (e.g. This gives a shutter speed of 1/200 sec if the camera is set to 1/3 stop exposure level increments or 1/180 if it is set to 1/2 stop increments. The shutter speed used for taking photos is one value below the 1/250 flash sync speed on most Canon DSLR cameras. When 'external flash mode' is used in DSLR Remote Pro for Windows different shutter speeds are used for live view and for taking photos to ensure that the live view images are not too dark. How can I prevent a black bar at the bottom of photos when using external flash with DSLR Remote Pro for Windows? Ideally, the computer should have at least 4GB of RAM. Any modern dual core PC or laptop should be fine for photobooth use but you may find netbook computers or computers with limited memory take significantly longer to prepare the images for printing. Please experiment with different print resolutions to find the best compromise between quality and speed.Ĭ) The speed of the computer and the amount of RAM.

Doubling the resolution of the printer quadruples the number of pixels to be printed which adds to the time it takes to prepare the images for printing and to send the data to the printer. It's tempting to use the maximum resolution offered by the printer to get the best quality output but in practice it is almost impossible to tell the difference between a 600 or 1200 dpi inkjet print and a 2400 dpi print or a 300 dpi dye sub print and a 600 dpi print. Inkjet printers often offer photo quality printing at resolutions of 2400 dpi or more and dye sub printers offer resolutions up to 600 dpi. However, please take care not to set the resolution too low if you want to be able to offer users full size prints later.ī) The resolution setting on the printer. It can take a couple of seconds to read a 20+ mega pixel JPEG and resize it for printing and so setting the camera to a lower resolution could save several seconds.

The time it takes to prepare images for printing depends on a number of factors:Ī) The size and quality of the original photos. How can I reduce the processing time after taking photos?

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