Using A Conversion Lens - Sony DSC-V1 Operating Instructions (English) Operating Instructions Manual

• Set the most appropriate aperture value
according to the guide number of the flash used
and the distance to the subject.
• The flash guide number varies according to the
ISO sensitivity (page 111) of the camera, so be
sure to check the ISO number.
• Note that the camera may not function properly
or may malfunction when using a flash
manufactured by another company for a
specific camera (generally a flash with multiple
contact points on the advanced accessory shoe),
a high-voltage type flash, or a flash accessory.
• If you record with [Hot Shoe] set to [Off] in the
SET UP settings, the built-in flash may rise up.
If this happens, return the built-in flash to its
original position and set [Hot Shoe] to [On]
(page 116).
• Depending on the type of commercially
available external flash, you may be unable to
use some functions, and other operations may
be difficult.
Using a conversion
lens
Mode dial: /P/S/A/M/SCN/
Using a conversion lens (not supplied) will
allow you to shoot with enhanced wide or
telephoto effects. For details, please consult
the operating instructions supplied with
your conversion lens.
• Always turn off the camera before
mounting or removing the conversion
lens. Failure to do so may result in
damage or other malfunction.
• When using the built-in flash, the light from the
built-in flash may be blocked, causing the lens
shadow to appear. We recommend using the
Sony optional external flash.
Notes on using the Sony VCL-
DEH07V wide end conversion
lens
• You cannot shoot with the NightShot or
NightFraming functions.
• The camera automatically switches to the
macro recording mode. However,
displayed.
• The zoom feature cannot be used.
• The built-in hologram AF cannot be used. We
recommend using the Sony HVL-F32X flash.
Notes on using the Sony VCL-
DEH17V telephoto end
conversion lens
• Set the zoom lever to the T (telephoto) side.
Moving the zoom lever to the W (wide) side
may cause the lens shadow to appear or make it
difficult to focus.
• When shooting with the NightShot function,
the infrared rays may be blocked by the lens.
We recommend using the Sony HVL-IRM
infrared light.
• When shooting with the NightFraming
function, use both the Sony HVL-F32X flash
and the Sony HVL-IRM infrared light.
However, note that the image may gain a
reddish tint.
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