Olympus C-200 ZOOM Reference Manual page 75

Flash mode
➔
Auto-flash
d
Red-eye reduction
d
Fill-in flash
d
No flash
d
Night scenes
d
Night scenes + Red-eye
reduction
The flash function will automatically return to
auto-flash mode when the power is turned off.
To make the camera retain the selected flash mode even after the
power is turned off, set the clear settings function in the shooting menu
to OFF (p.98).
HELP
• If the orange lamp next to the viewfinder is blinking, it means that the flash
is being recharged and it is not possible to shoot. Take your finger off the
shutter button and wait for the orange lamp to go out before shooting
again.
• When using the flash in macro mode (p.55), a portion of the picture may be
cropped, the contrast may be too extreme. After shooting, be sure to check
such pictures on the monitor.
CAUTION
• If the flash is pressed down while taking a picture, it does not fire and could
cause the image to be dark.
Automatically fires in lowlight and backlit
conditions (p.66).
(no Mark)
Significantly reduces the red-eye phenomenon
(i.e. when the flash causes a subject's eyes to
appear red in the picture) (p.66).
Fires regardless of available light (p.67).
Flash does not fire regardless of the lighting
conditions. Good for taking photos where flash
is prohibited (p.67).
Taking photos at night using the flash and
slow shutter speeds (p.68).
Taking photos of people at night using flash
and slow shutter speeds (p.68).
Function/purpose:
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