Canon EOS 1 Instruction Manual - Page 76
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V Using Flash Attaching an EOS dedicated speedlite to the camera's accessory shoe enables advanced flash photography with the operational simplicity of normal AE shooting. In addition to overall exposure compensation, independent compensation of just the flash exposure is possible from the camera side. Operation of the built-in three-zone (center, right, left) automatic flash sensor corresponds to the five focusing points, increasing flash exposure precision by automatically weighting the exposure to the center when autofocusing at the center point, or to the left or right when autofocusing at one of the side points. 76
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V
Using Flash
Attaching an EOS dedicated speedlite to the
camera’s accessory shoe enables advanced
flash photography with the operational sim-
plicity of normal AE shooting. In addition to
overall exposure compensation, independent
compensation of just the flash exposure is
possible from the camera side.
Operation of the built-in three-zone
(center, right, left) automatic flash
sensor corresponds to the five focus-
ing points, increasing flash exposure
precision by automatically weighting
the exposure to the center when aut-
ofocusing at the center point, or to
the left or right when autofocusing at
one of the side points.