Note
• The red-eye reduction is available only when the built-in flash is used.
Fn
button
--.
[Flash
model
--.
Select
the
desired
setting
~
(Flash
Off)
Does not fire even
if
the built-in flash pops up. This
is
not
selectable when the mode dial is set to
P,
A,
S, or M.
~
(Autoflash)
Fires ifit
is
dark or against light. This is not selectable when
the mode dial is set to
P,
A,
S,
or M.
~
(Fill-flash)
Fires whenever the built-in flash pops up.
sl.t
(Slow
sync.)
Fires whenever the built-in flash pops up. Slow sync shooting
allows you to shoot a clear image
of
both the subject and the
background
by
slowing the shutter speed.
~
(Rear
sync.)
Fires right before the exposure is completed whenever the
built-in flash pops up.
1
(Wireless)
Fires an external flash (not supplied) that
is
off the camera
and away from it (Wireless flash shooting).
Shooting
techniques
• When shooting indoors or using nightscape, you can use slow sync to
shoot a bright image
of
people and the background.
• You can use rear sync to shoot a natural image
of
the trailing
of
a moving
subject such as a moving bicycle or a walking person.
With
an
external wireless flash (not supplied), you can shoot with the flash
without a cord when the external flash is not attached to the camera. By
changing the position
of
the flash, you can shoot an image with a three
dimensional feel by highlighting the contrast
of
light and shadow on the
subject.
For the actual steps
of
shooting, refer to the operating instructions
of
the
flash.
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Note
• The red-eye reduction is available only when the built-in flash is used.
Fn
button
--.
[Flash
model
--.
Select
the
desired
setting
~
(Flash
Off)
Does not fire even
if
the built-in flash pops up. This
is
not
selectable when the mode dial is set to
P,
A,
S, or M.
~
(Autoflash)
Fires ifit
is
dark or against light. This is not selectable when
the mode dial is set to
P,
A,
S,
or M.
~
(Fill-flash)
Fires whenever the built-in flash pops up.
sl.t
(Slow
sync.)
Fires whenever the built-in flash pops up. Slow sync shooting
allows you to shoot a clear image
of
both the subject and the
background
by
slowing the shutter speed.
~
(Rear
sync.)
Fires right before the exposure is completed whenever the
built-in flash pops up.
1
(Wireless)
Fires an external flash (not supplied) that
is
off the camera
and away from it (Wireless flash shooting).
Shooting
techniques
• When shooting indoors or using nightscape, you can use slow sync to
shoot a bright image
of
people and the background.
• You can use rear sync to shoot a natural image
of
the trailing
of
a moving
subject such as a moving bicycle or a walking person.
With
an
external wireless flash (not supplied), you can shoot with the flash
without a cord when the external flash is not attached to the camera. By
changing the position
of
the flash, you can shoot an image with a three
dimensional feel by highlighting the contrast
of
light and shadow on the
subject.
For the actual steps
of
shooting, refer to the operating instructions
of
the
flash.
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