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If you are taking pictures indoors, at night or in
other low-light situations, the Red/Green lamp will
turn on, accompanied by a beep (slow-shutter-
speed/camera-shake warning sound), when the
Shutter Release Button is partially depressed. This
indicates that you should use flash. Without flash,
blurred or underexposed pictures may be taken.
Using flash as supplementary light source in
daylight
If you are shooting people in the shade of trees or
in a dimly lit place, use flash to prevent their faces
from being underexposed.
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1. Push the Flash Pop-up Release Lever in the
direction of the arrow,and the flash will spring up
into place and automatically begin to charge.
2. The Flash Ready Lamp next to the Viewfinder
Eyepiece will turn on in several seconds. After
making it sure, depress the Shutter Release Button
completely to take a flash picture. Push the Flash
Head back into the camera body; it will
automatically lock the flash and return the camera
to normal mode.
• It takes about 6 seconds for the flash to be
charged when batteries are fresh, and longer as
the batteries become exhausted. If it takes more
than 30 sec., the Shutter Release Button may not
be depressed; if so, replace the batteries.
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