According to the E-1 specs page, X synch is 1/180th sec. or slower.
http://www.olympus-esystem.com/dea/products/e1/spec.html
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>Really that's odd? What is the sync speed on the E-1?
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>Sam...
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>> >From: "John Hudson" <13874@xxxxxxxxxx>
>> >
>> >> Sync'ing flash at higher shutter speeds allows you more control
>> >> over
>the
>> >> relative contributions of the two light sources.
>> >
>> >which is the huge advantage of leaf shutters. They syncronize at all
>shutter
>> >speeds.
>>
>> I was disappointed to find the E-1 uses a focal plane shutter. It
>> seems to
>me that with electronically-controlled lenses, Olympus could
>have used a leaf shutter, like the do in the E-10/20.
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