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ADI and pre-flash TrL flash control are available. Flash control is
changed in section 2 of the recording menu (p. 70). The flash
control used depends on the lens and flash combination.
ADI (Advanced Distance Integration) flash metering - combines
distance information from D-series lenses with information from a
pre-flash exposure. ADI metering is less influenced by subject
reflectance.
The camera automatically switches from ADI metering to pre-flash
TTL when the autofocus system is prevented from focusing. When using the Macro Twin Flash
2400, Marco Ring flash 1200 or a wireless or off-camera flash unit, flash control is set to pre-flash
TTL.
When using the Program Flash 2500 (D), switch both the flash unit and camera to ADI metering.
Pre-flash TTL - calculates flash exposure with a pre-flash only. This mode must be used with close-
up filters or filters that reduce the amount of light entering the camera such as neutral density filters.
Pre-flash TTL must be used when a diffuser is attached to the built-in flash, the wide-angle adapter
with the Program flash 3600HS (D), bounce flash with the Program Flash 2500 (D), or an external
flash unit.
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1. The camera's flash sync. speed is 1/125 sec. with Anti-Shake on and 1/160 see. with Anti-Shake off.
Shutter speeds up to this limit can be used.
2. Double the maximum distance when using the camera sensitivity at ISO 400. The maximum distance
cannot exceed 5m or 16.4 ft.
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