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FLASH MODES
Selecting the mode:
►
Extend the flash unit
►
Select
►
Select the required setting in the submenu
• The flash mode display changes accordingly.
If the
function is assigned to the left setting dial, it can be
used to directly select the required option.
• The set mode is displayed in the monitor.
Automatic flash activation
This is the default mode. The flash is activated automatically when-
ever longer exposure times could lead to blurred pictures in poor
lighting conditions.
Automatic flash and pre-flash activation
To reduce the "red eye" effect in photographs of people with flash.
If possible, the people should not look directly at the camera. As
the effect is exacerbated when the pupils are wide open in low light
conditions, you should turn on as much room lighting as possible
when taking photographs indoors, for example. The pre-flash,
which is fired shortly before the main flash when you press the
shutter button, narrows the pupils of people looking at the camera
thereby reducing the effect.
Manual flash activation
For backlit pictures, in which your main subject does not fill the
entire frame and is in shadow, or in situations where you want to
moderate high contrasts (e.g. in direct sunlight) (fill in flash). As
long as this mode is activated, the flash will fire each time you take
a shot, whatever the prevailing lighting conditions. The flash power
depends on the metered ambient brightness: in poor light it is the
same as in automatic mode, with a reduced power as the bright-
ness increases. The flash then works as a fill-in light, e.g. to light up
dark shadows in the foreground or backlit subjects and in order to
create more balanced overall lighting.
Manual flash and pre-flash activation
For a combination of the situations and functions described above.
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