Pentax 645 645 Manual - Page 51

Programmed, Flash, Operation

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PROGRAMMED AUTO FLASH OPERATION • When combined with a Pentax dedicated auto flash (AF400T, AF280T, AF200T or AF200SA), a predetermined f/stop is automatically set, should the aperture ring be set at the "A" position. The completion of flash charging will automatically switch the shutter speed to 1/60 sec. The 4 indication appears in the external LCD window and the viewfinder LED, indicating that the charging has been completed. Aperture set to "A" [Programmed AE, Aperturepriority AE or shutter-priority AE], • Adjust the flash mode selector of the AF200T, AF280T or AF400T, to the auto position (red, green or yellow). • Simultaneously with the completion of the charging, the viewfinder LED display indicates 1/60 sec. According to the auto positions (red, green or yellow), the f/stop automatically varies as shown in the table below. (f/4 with AF200SA with ISO 100 film) AF200T AF280T AF400T Red Green Yellow f/2.8 F/4 f/4 f/5.6 f/8 f/8 - - f/11 (With ISO 100 film) (Example: Should the selector of the AF200T be positioned at the "red" indication (ISO 100 film) the aperture automatically adjusts to f/2.8.) As the film speed changes, the f/stop automatically changes; however, the maximum flash-to-subject distance remains unchanged. Also refer to your flash unit operation manual. Aperture set at a given f/stop [either Aperturepriority AE or Metered manual mode] , • Adjust the selector of the auto flash unit to "AUTO" position (red, green or yellow). • Set the f/stop in accordance with the flash calculation guide found on the flash unit. • With a dedicated auto flash unit, the completion of the charging automatically adjusts the shutter speed to 1/60 sec. (In metered manual mode, flash synch at a slower shutter speed under 1/60 sec. is also possible.) In this case, although you can set the exposure compensation button with the indication shown in the viewfinder, the exposure compensation function, in effect, does not work. 49

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PROGRAMMED
AUTO
FLASH
OPERATION
When
combined
with
a
Pentax
dedicated
auto
flash
(AF400T,
AF280T,
AF200T
or
AF200SA),
a
predetermined
f/stop
is
automatically
set,
should
the
aperture
ring
be
set
at
the
"A"
position.
The
completion
of
flash
charging
will
automatically
switch
the
shutter
speed
to
1/60
sec.
The
4
indication
appears
in
the
external
LCD
window
and
the
viewfinder
LED,
indicating
that
the
charging
has
been
completed.
Aperture
set
to
"A"
[Programmed
AE,
Aperture
-
priority
AE
or
shutter
-priority
AE],
Adjust
the
flash
mode
selector
of
the
AF200T,
AF280T
or
AF400T,
to
the
auto
position
(red,
green
or
yellow).
Simultaneously
with
the
completion
of
the
charging,
the
viewfinder
LED
display
indicates
1/60
sec.
According
to
the
auto
positions
(red,
green
or
yellow),
the
f/stop
automatically
varies
as
shown
in
the
table
below.
(f/4
with
AF200SA
with
ISO
100
film)
AF200T
AF280T
AF400T
Red
f/2.8
F/4
f/4
Green
f/5.6
f/8
f/8
Yellow
f/11
(Example:
Should
the
selector
of
the
AF200T
be
positioned
at
the
"red"
indication
(ISO
100
film)
the
aperture
automatically
adjusts
to
f/2.8.)
As
the
film
speed
changes,
the
f/stop
automatical
ly
changes;
however,
the
maximum
flash
-to
-subject
distance
remains
unchanged.
Also
refer
to
your
flash
unit
operation
manual.
Aperture
set
at
a
given
f/stop
[either
Aperture
-
priority
AE
or
Metered
manual
mode]
,
Adjust
the
selector
of
the
auto
flash
unit
to
"AUTO"
position
(red,
green
or
yellow).
Set
the
f/stop
in
accordance
with
the
flash
calculation
guide
found
on
the
flash
unit.
With
a
dedicated
auto
flash
unit,
the
completion
of
the
charging
automatically
adjusts
the
shutter
speed
to
1/60
sec.
(In
metered
manual
mode,
flash
synch
at
a
slower
shutter
speed
under
1/60
sec.
is
also
possible.)
In
this
case,
although
you
can
set
the
exposure
compensation
button
with
the
indication
shown
in
the
viewfinder,
the
exposure
compensation
function,
in
effect,
does
not
work.
(With
ISO
100
film)
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