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In TTL Mode
1.
Set the
camera shutter speed
manually to
a
flash
synchronization speed
or
slower
speed.
2. Frame the
background
in the
camera
viewfinder,
turn on the
camera's exposure
meter to determine
aperture for a
correct
background
exposure,
then
set
the
aperture
on the
lens.
3.
Set the flash mode
selector
to TTL, turn
on
the
S8·22 and
take the
shot.
With a strongly
backlit
subject
(e.g.,
scene which
in-
cludes
the
sun),
it may be difficult to
obtain
desired
exposure
balance.
In
this
case
,
use the S8-22
in
M
mode.
Note:
Do not use programmed
TTL flash
operation
for
fill-in
flash
photography.
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In A1 or A2 Mode
1.
Determine correct aperture for the backlit
subject
(according
to method on page 23) by referring to the
S8-22's aperture
selection/distance
range panel
,
then set both the
aperture
index
and
the aperture on
the
lens.
2.
Frame the background
in
the
camera
viewfinder
and
turn on
camera
meter
to
determine proper
shutter
speed
for the aperture
set
on the
lens.
The
shutter
speed
must be
equal
to or
slower
than the flash
sync
speed-without
a
proper
shutter speed you cannot
perform fill-in flash photography
in
A1 or A2 mode.
3.
Set the
shutter speed
from
step 2
on
camera's
shutter speed
dial.
4.
Set the flash mode selector to
A1
or A2
,
turn on the
flash unit and take the
shot.
With
a
strongly
backlit
subject,
perform fill-in flash
photography in
M
mode.
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