Pentax Zoom 90 - Flash-On (Forced Emission)

In this mode, the flash will
always fire whether the sub¬
jects are in a bright or dark
environment. Use this mode
for Daylight-Synchro and
Slow-Speed Synchro shooting.
Daylight-Synchro Shooting
In portrait photography, a bright background often causes
the subject in the picture to turn out darkened. This
happens when the subject is backlit, when there is a
window behind the subject, and when the subject is
shadowed by trees, etc. In such cases, use the Daylight-
Synchro Shooting mode within the appropriate flash -
effective range^so that the subject and background are
shot in beautifully balanced lighting.
Slow-Speed Synchro Shooting
As shown in the photograph at left, it’s possible to expose
both subject and backlighting in a well-balanced way.
When shooting the subject with sunset in the background,
for example, use flash at slow shutter speed. Use a tripod
in this mode to avoid camera shake.
Note;
• Make sure you’re within the flash-effective distance
range and that the flash (red) lamp glows before
shooting.