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If
the
lens
aperture
ring
is
set
at
any
f-number
for
the
selected
exposure
mode,
the
effective
flash
range
is
determined
by
the
selected
aperture
(G.N.
14
-r
f/4
=
3.5m),
and
the
flash-sync
shutter
speed
is
set
at
1
/100
sec.
When
a
lens
with
a
maximum
aperture
of
f/2.8
or
smaller
is
used,
the
aperture
display
in
the
CENTIC
panel
starts
from
that
maximum
aperture
of
the
lens.
The
Program
Flash
system
can
be
used
in
combination
with
a
Pentax-F
or
-A
lens.
Be
aware
that
the
RTF's
discharge
may
be
cut
off
by
wide-angle
lenses
or
lenses
with
a
large
diameter.
When
a
Pentax-F
lens
that
may
cut
off
the
RTF's
discharge
is
mounted
(e.g.,
some
zoom,
telephoto
and
macro
lenses),
the
red
flash-ready
indicator
[
i
]
blinks
to
warn
the
photographer.
In
this
case,
the
shutter
can
be
released
but
the
RTF
will
not
discharge.
Do
not
use
a
lens
hood.
The
RTF's
discharge
is
also
cut
off
within
the
distance
of
Im
when
a
35mm
wide
angle
is
mounted,
so
do
not
use
the
RTF
in
such
cases.
Be
aware
that
photographing
a
person
straight
on
from
the
front
using
a
flash
beyond
a
distance
of
3m
may
cause
the
"red-eye"
phenomenon
produced
when
light
reflects
off
the
retinas.
(This
can
be
avoided
by
directing
the
subject's
gaze
away
from
the
camera.)
AF
Spotbeam
Projector
When
using
the
RTF
in
a
dark
location,
the
AF
spotbeam
projector
automatically
emits
an
infrared
beam
to
assist
the
auto-focus
system.
The
spotbeam
projector
can
also
be
used
in
dim
locations
where
the
auto-focus
system
may
not
work
effectively.
The
AF
spotbeam
projector
can
be
used
only
when
the
focus-mode
switch
is
set
at
the
SINGLE
position.
It
will
not
work
at
any
other
position.
The
AF
spotbeam
projector’s
effective
range
is
approximately
1m
to
4m.
If
flash
illumination
is
unneces
sary,
push
down
the
RTF
unit
after
the
AF
system
captures
the
subject
in
focus.
The
AF
spotbeam
projector
does
not
operate
for
bright
subjects.
If
the
[
^
l
indication
appears,
auto-focusing
is
impossible.
(See
pages
33
to
35.)
When
the
AF400FTZ's
AF
spotbeam
projector
is
used,
the
AF
spotbeam
projector
built
into
the
camera
does
not
operate.
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