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Automatic Flash Emission
The flash will automatically discharge in low light
or in a backlit situation. When the shutter release
button is depressed halfway down in low light, the
red lamp will light up, indicating the flash is ready
to discharge. If the red lamp blinks, this indicates
that the flash is being charged and the shutter can¬
not be released. Therefore, make sure that the red
lamp glows continuously before taking pictures.
Red-eye
Shooting portraits with the flash may result in
"red-eye", an effect where the subjects eyes appear
red in the print. This camera includes a red-eye re¬
duction flash function, which reduces the red-eye
phenomenon by using pre-flash. See page 26 and
27 for details.
Flash effective ranges (Nega-color film used)
38mtn (♦♦♦)
0.80-'4.5m
(2.6-14.8ft)
0.80"^6.5m
(2.6-21.3ft)
0.80~9.0m
(2.6-29.5ft)
160mm
(
4
)
1.2'-2.5m
(3.9-8.2ft)
1.2'-3.5m
(3.9-11.5)
1.2-'5.0m
(3.9-16.4ft)
See page 49 when any other ISO films are loaded.
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