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Pentax MZ-7 - Slow-Speed-Sync Shooting

Pentax MZ-7
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SLOW-SPEED-SYNC SHOOTING
Purpose
It is possible to balance the exposure of a fore-
ground subject against a dimly-lit background by
using the flash to properly expose the foreground
subject and a slow-shutter-speed to expose the
low light background.
How to set
With the Night-scene Program Mode set
1. Set the mode dial to [ ].
2. Set the lens aperture ring to [
A
].
3. The built-in flash pops up automatically.
4. Before shooting, confirm that the flash is
fully charged.
In this mode, the shutter speed automatically
changes with ambient brightness. The shutter
speed changes in the range from 1/100 sec. to 1
second
When the flash does not pop-up in the step 3,
push the flash pop-up button to activate the
flash.
How to set
With the Metered Manual Mode set
1. Depress the flash pop-up button to activate
the built-in flash.
2. Set the camera’s exposure mode to the
Metered Manual Mode.
3. Select an appropriate shutter speed (slower
than 1/100 of second) and aperture combi-
nation for a correct exposure.
4. Before shooting, confirm that the flash is
fully charged.
Note
The slow-speed-sync can also be used with the
Shutter-Priority AE Mode set. Confirm that the
exposure warning (Blinking aperture setting) is
not appearing in the viewfinder.
In the slow-shutter-sync shooting, use of a tripod
is recommended to prevent camera shake.
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