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A subject's eyes may appear red in flash
photos due to the light reflected from the
retina. To minimize this, have the subject
avoid looking directly at the camera. If
indoors, turn on additional room lighting.
Viewfinder Information When Using the Flash
lens' minimum aperture
value blinks.
'overexposed,
'Shooting mode
Warning display
Condition
Note
During daylight fill-in
(P) Program AE
flash photography, the | The background is
The subject is correctly
exposed
(Tv) Shutter-priority AE
The tens' minimum
aperture value blinks.
The background is
overexposed.
The subject is correctly
exposed. Blinking may
stop if a faster shutter
speed is set,
The tens' maximum
aperture value blinks.
The background is un-
derexposed,
The subject Is correctly
exposed. Blinking may
stop if a slower shutter
speed is set.
(AV) Aperture-priority
The fastest possible x-
syne shutter speed 90
(1/90 sec.) blinks.
The background is
overexposed.
The subject Is correctly
exposed. Blinking may
stop if a smaller aper-
ture is set
The slowest shutter
speed 30" (30 sec.)
blinks.
The background is un-
derexposed.
The subject is correctly
exposed. Blinking may
stop if a larger aperture
is set.
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