The firmware probably isn't going to be able to get the shutter to go any faster reliably. What you need to use is a ND filter if you like wide apertures. The ND (Neutral Density Filter) is to enable a SLOWER shutter speed - by limiting the amount of light let in the lens. One use is to get a motion effect when taking a picture of a waterfall - enabled by being able to use a longer shutter speed yet get the same exposure as if one did not use the filter.
If you want to have a FASTER shutter speed for a given exposure then there are 2 variables: ISO - make it lower, or APERTURE - the larger the hole that lets in light the faster you can capture the correct amount.
PS: I'm a dumbass and first posted this AC. With this being the first time i believe i actually have an informative post:)
IANAPP (I am not a Professional Photographer)
I am a very scatter brained person. After having about 2 beers (slight buzz, beyond that there is no positive change) , it seems to help me focus...
To make a processor analogy (sorry not a car):
Before i drink my brain is like a 40 core processor at 1Ghz.
After a few beers my brain functions like a dual core at 4Ghz.
Billiards may not be a completely cognitive game, but i still think this makes my point - to quote a friend:
"No! I will not play you, you have been drinking" This is because I am very good at billiards, but only when i'm concentrating.
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Installing a VNC server (veency) works for me :)
Capitalization is the difference between "I had to help my uncle Jack off a horse.." and "I had to help my uncle jack off a horse.."
If you want to have a FASTER shutter speed for a given exposure then there are 2 variables: ISO - make it lower, or APERTURE - the larger the hole that lets in light the faster you can capture the correct amount. PS: I'm a dumbass and first posted this AC. With this being the first time i believe i actually have an informative post
Really I do.
I am a very scatter brained person. After having about 2 beers (slight buzz, beyond that there is no positive change) , it seems to help me focus...
To make a processor analogy (sorry not a car):
Before i drink my brain is like a 40 core processor at 1Ghz.
After a few beers my brain functions like a dual core at 4Ghz.
Billiards may not be a completely cognitive game, but i still think this makes my point - to quote a friend:
"No! I will not play you, you have been drinking"
This is because I am very good at billiards, but only when i'm concentrating.