Canon EOS Elan II EOS ELAN II Instruction Manual - Page 65

Setting, Reduction

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V. Other Features • If the built-in flash is used with an EF 28-105=03.5-5.6 USM lens focused at less than one meter, vignetting will occur (part of the picture will be dark). Stay at least one meter away from the subject when using flash. • When using the built-in flash, detach any hood attached to the lens. A lens hood will obstruct part of the flash coverage. • The built-in flash cannot be used together with an external flash unit. • If a dedicated Speedlite or the hot shoe cover is attached to the hot shoe, the built-in flash will not operate. • Before attaching an external flash unit, retract the built-in flash. • Using the built-in flash with any of the following lenses may partially obstruct the flash coverage. Use an external flash unit instead. • EF 20-35mm f/2.8L, EF 28-70mm f/2.8L, and other fast lenses. • EF 300mm f/2.8L, EF 600mm f/4L, and other super telephoto lenses. • If an external flash unit is used with a Programmed Image Control mode, it will fire in the Program AE mode. • The built-in flash covers a 28 mm lens. If the lens is wider than 28 mm, the periphery of the picture will darken. Setting Red-Eye Reduction When flash is used in a low-light environment, the subject's eyes may look red in the photograph. This happens when the light from the flash reflects off the pupils of the eyes. With red-eye reduction set, the red-eye reduction lamp lights automatically when red-eye is prone to occur. The lamp aims to reduce the diameter of the subject's pupils to reduce the chances of red-eye occurring. • Red-eye reduction can be set in any picture-taking mode. • The red-eye reduction lamp lights while the shutter button is pressed halfway. For maximum red-eye reduction effect, press the shutter button completely after the red-eye reduction lamp-on indicator turns off after about 2 seconds. • When the shutter button is pressed halfway, the red-eye reduction lamp-on indicator is displayed in the viewfinder and on the LCD panel to indicate that the red-eye reduction lamp is on. 65

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V.
Other
Features
•
If
the
built-in
flash
is
used
with
an
EF
28-105=03.5-5.6
USM
lens
focused
at
less
than
one
meter,
vignetting
will
occur
(part
of
the
picture
will
be
dark).
Stay
at
least
one
meter
away
from
the
subject
when
using
flash.
•
When
using
the
built-in
flash,
detach
any
hood
attached
to
the
lens.
A
lens
hood
will
obstruct
part
of
the
fl
ash
coverage.
•
The
built-in
flash
cannot
be
used
together
with
an
external
flash
unit.
•
If
a
dedicated
Speedlite
or
the
hot
shoe
cover
is
attached
to
the
hot
shoe,
the
built-in
flash
will
not
operate.
•
Before
attaching
an
external
flash
unit,
retract
the
built-in
flash.
•
Using
the
built-in
flash
with
any
of
the
following
lenses
may
partially
obstruct
the
flash
coverage.
Use
an
external
flash
unit
instead.
•
EF
20-35mm
f/2.8L,
EF
28-70mm
f/2.8L,
and
other
fast
lenses.
•
EF
300mm
f/2.8L,
EF
600mm
f/4L,
and other
super
telephoto
lenses.
•
If
an
external
flash
unit
is
used
with
a
Programmed
Image
Control
mode,
it
will
fire
in
the
Program
AE
mode.
•
The
built-in
flash
covers
a
28
mm
lens.
If
the
lens
is
wider
than
28
mm,
the
periphery
of
the
picture
will
darken.
Setting
Red
-Eye
Reduction
When
flash
is
used
in
a
low
-light
environment,
the
subject's
eyes
may
look
red
in
the
photograph.
This
happens
when
the
light
from
the
flash
reflects
off
the
pupils
of
the
eyes.
With
red
-eye
reduction
set,
the
red
-eye
reduction
lamp
lights
automatically
when
red
-eye
is
prone
to
occur.
The
lamp
aims
to
reduce
the
diameter
of
the
subject's
pupils
to
reduce
the
chances
of
red
-eye
occurring.
•
Red
-eye
reduction
can
be
set
in
any
picture
-taking
mode.
•
The
red
-eye
reduction
lamp
lights
while
the
shutter
button
is
pressed
halfway.
For
maximum
red
-eye
reduction
effect,
press
the
shutter
button
completely
after
the
red
-eye
reduction
lamp
-on
indicator
turns
off
after
about
2
seconds.
•
When
the
shutter
button
is
pressed
halfway,
the
red
-eye
reduction
lamp
-on
indicator
is
displayed
in
the
viewfinder
and
on
the
LCD
panel to
indicate
that
the
red
-eye
reduction
lamp
is
on.
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