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• When using the flash for nearby subjects (approx. 0.4m (16 inches) or
Important
Note
less), the light from the flash may appear to be reddish in some cases.
This also causes overexposure so the subject may appear whitish in the
photograph. At such times, select the No Flash mode.
• The shutter speed will automatically become slower in dark places. In
such cases, either grip the camera firmly or mount the camera on a tripod
to prevent hand jitter. Exercise special care when using Tele
Using external flash
Note
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Usage and connection cautions
• Exposure is determined by the external flash setting. Camera exposure
compensation settings have no effect.
• Flash output is determined by the external flash setting. Photographed
images can be checked using the LCD monitor. If exposure is incorrect,
adjust the F value of the external flash and re-photograph.
• When the external flash is on, it will fire regardless of the flash mode to
which the camera is set.
• When the Quick shooting mode is used, continuous photography may not
be possible when the flash is charging and under certain photographic
conditions.
• It is recommended that the camera flash be used for close-up photography.
• Clip-on type flashes cannot be connected. Use a flash that can be attached
using the tripod socket. Do not apply excessive force when connecting.
• When connecting an external flash, adjust the end of the sync plug so that it
can be firmly connected.
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