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The capacitor probably just needed to be refreshed. You know, is a pain in the butt to return things on ebay.and getting refund from the sellers. Why the flash tube was flickering earlier? Should I take my chance and to keep this unit? I only paid $77 for it after the unit was discounted by the Ebay promotion of $15 off when you spent over $75. At one point, I even overheated the flash and causing the overheating warning to pop up. I fired about 400 test shots single burst to continuous bursts from flash power 1/2 to 1/4. Then, I left the flash alone for couple of hours and I tried to test it again only about an hour ago. I thought I needed to return it to the seller on ebay. Like the tube wasn't getting enough charge to it. The flash would not fire but the flash tube would flicker. It didn't matter what I did with it, either firing on the camera hot shoe or remotely triggering. When I pressed the test button, the flash tube would just flicker. After testing couple of dozen shots, the flash stopped firing. For some strange reason, the flash was not working correctly the first hour I had it. That's the good news since I didn't need to buy some expensive power wizard flextt5 triggers.
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Of course, if it just needs to be a close-enough overlay on something else, then she doesn't need to do much in the way of accurate geospatial math and can probably manually line up the edges of the merged photo using something like Google Maps to get the boundary coordinates.Įxplain to me why this is happening? In my quest to achieve higher flash sync speed, not talking about HSS or Nikon Auto FP, I finally realized that the Yongnuo 622n tx transmitter, combined with the Yongnuo 685 ex for Nikon, can deliver full flash power sync speed above 1/1000s without shutter clipping. Unless she has a landmark or two in each frame, knowing exact GPS (including height) for the camera taking each photo won't necessarily mean you can get the 100% accurate GPS of the center/edges of the image. I think her real problem with come into having accurate angle capture information.
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The 175 cruising speed is ~139 MPH, and so you might even need sub-second resolution on both capture time and GPS update information. And frankly, even at 1 second resolution there will likely be an issue. I'd invest in a good GPS receiver with logging. And I'm not sure the GPS will update fast enough for a moving plane, those receivers aren't intended to be moving very fast AFAIK. Here’s Adobe’s official statement on the discontinuation of the Map module in Lightroom 4-6 and CC 2015.I'd also look into a lens (or body) with image stabilization (I think Nikon calls it VR, vibration reduction?), which with a small plane I imagine will be more of an issue. Then, search for these coordinates on the Internet.” Here’s a workaround to seeing GPS coordinates mapped, from Adobe: “To see the location of an image on a map, copy the coordinates from the GPS field in the Metadata panel located at the right in the Map module.
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Lightroom CC 2015 users: if your system specs meet the requirements, upgrade to Lightroom Classic using the CC app. The Map module will also not work in Lightroom 4 and 5. However, in Lightroom 6 and CC 2015, the message is not a mistake – Adobe doesn’t fix old versions of software, so the Map module indeed will be discontinued on November 30, 2018.
Message generation in this case was a mistake – it reportedly has been fixed, but if you’re still seeing it, ignore it. However, Lightroom Classic users shouldn’t be getting this message, since Adobe will adjust to Google’s change and the Map module in Lightroom Classic will not be discontinued. This issue has arisen because Google has made a change in their “API call”. Lightroom 6 and Classic users yesterday were reporting receiving a message indicating that the Map module will be discontinued:
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