ADI: Advanced Distance Integration
TTL: Through the lens
• When [ADI flash] is selected, using a lens that is provided with a distance
encoder feature can perform more accurate flash compensation by using
more accurate distance information.
Notes
• When the distance between the subject and the external flash (not supplied) cannot
be determined (wireless flash shooting using an external flash (not supplied),
shooting with an off-camera flash using a cable, shooting with a macro twin flash,
etc.), the camera automatically selects Pre-flash
TTL
mode.
• Select [Pre-flash TTL] in the following cases, as the camera cannot perform flash
compensations with ADI flash.
- A wide panel is attached to the HVL-F36AM flash.
- A diffuser is used for flash shooting.
- A filter with an exposure factor, such as an ND filter, is used.
- A close-up lens
is
used.
• ADI flash is only available
in
combination with a lens that is provided with a
distance encoder. To determine if the lens is equipped with a distance encoder, refer
to the operating instructions supplied with the lens.
Fn
button
--+
[Metering
model
--+
Select
the
desired
mode
~
(Multi
segment)
This mode measures light on each area after dividing the total
area into multiple areas and determines the proper exposure
of
the entire screen.
~
(Center
weighted)
While emphasizing the central area
of
the screen, this mode
measures the average brightness
of
the entire screen.
o
(Spot)
This mode measures light only in the spot metering circle in
the center
of
the frame.
Shooting
techniques
• Use
~
(Multi segment) metering for general shooting.
• When shooting a subject with strong contrast in the focus area, measure
the light
of
the subject you want to shoot with the proper exposure using
Spot metering, then perform AE lock shooting (page 83).
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