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Laco Zamba
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For me it just works. When the strobe hits a frame, the whole frame is exposed... no half frames. I think this can vary depending upon your equipment. I'm using the Profoto D1's. When I do this, I'm usually pulling my still camera off set and just trying the Epic for testing, so then I have to drop the strobe power down about 3 stops because of the ISO difference. This should be giving me a very quick flash duration and still the Epic seems to always fully render the strobe.
I have totally different experience with my RED ONE and flashes :-(
Maybe Epic is really different animal, but it's hard to believe.