Canon Speedlite 380EX Instruction Manual - Page 19

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IV. Other Applications When used with a Type-A or B camera, Speedlite 380EX enables slowspeed sync. bounce flash, multiple-flash configurations, and flashexposure compensation. 1. Slow-Speed Sync Slow-speed sync is a slow shutter speed you use with flash. By using a slow shutter speed, you can expose the background correctly while the flash exposes the subject correctly. You can use slow-speed sync in the picture-taking modes below. I!. Taken with a slow sync speed. Taken v. ! I f normal sync speed. When using slow-speed sync, use a tripod. (1) Av (Aperture-priority AE) Automatic Slow-Speed Sync 1. Set the camera to Av and set the aperture. 2. Focus the subject. 3. Check that nothing is blinking in the viewfinder and take the picture. • With a Type-A camera, the flash exposure is automatically controlled by the E-TTL auto flash system. With a Type-B camera, the flash exposure is automatically controlled by the TTL auto flash system. IV. Other Applications (2) Tv (Shutter speed-priority AE) Slow-speed sync 1. Set the camera to Tv. 2. Focus the subject. 3. Set the shutter speed so that a correct exposure* will be obtained. 4. Check that nothing is blinking in the viewfinder and take the picture. (3) M (Manual exposure) Slow-speed sync 1. Set the camera to M. 2. Focus the subject and compose the shot. 3. To obtain the correct background exposure,* set the shutter speed and aperture so that the exposure level indicator is at the center of the exposure level scale in the viewfinder. If your camera viewfinder has - and + symbols instead, set the shutter speed and aperture until both symbols light. 4. Check the information in the viewfinder and take the picture. * Balancing the exposure between the subject and background • In shutter speed-priority AE mode Use a slower shutter speed until the aperture value stops blinking. • In manual exposure mode Set the shutter speed and aperture so that the exposure level indicator is at the center of the scale. In a room with fluorescent lighting, a greenish color cast may result in the picture. If there is tungsten lighting, there will be an orange color cast. 36 37

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IV.
Other
Applications
When
used
with
a
Type
-A
or
B
camera,
Speedlite
380EX
enables
slow
-
speed
sync.
bounce
flash,
multiple
-flash
configurations,
and
flash
-
exposure
compensation.
1.
Slow
-Speed
Sync
Slow
-speed
sync
is
a
slow
shutter
speed
you
use
with
flash.
By
using
a
slow
shutter
speed,
you
can
expose
the
background
correctly
while
the
flash
exposes
the
subject
correctly.
You
can
use
slow
-speed
sync
in
the
picture
-taking
modes
below.
I!.
Taken with
a
slow
sync
speed.
Taken
v.
! I f
normal
sync
speed.
When
using
slow
-speed
sync,
use
a
tripod.
(1)
Av
(Aperture
-priority AE)
Automatic
Slow
-Speed
Sync
1.
Set
the
camera
to
Av
and
set
the
aperture.
2.
Focus
the
subject.
3.
Check
that
nothing
is
blinking
in
the
viewfinder
and
take
the
picture.
With
a
Type
-A
camera,
the
flash
exposure
is
automatically
controlled
by
the
E-TTL
auto
flash
system.
With
a
Type
-B
camera,
the
flash
exposure
is
automatically
controlled
by
the
TTL
auto
flash
system.
IV.
Other
Applications
(2)
Tv
(Shutter
speed
-priority
AE)
Slow
-speed
sync
1.
Set
the
camera
to
Tv.
2.
Focus
the
subject.
3.
Set
the
shutter
speed
so
that
a
correct
exposure*
will
be
obtained.
4.
Check
that
nothing
is
blinking
in
the
viewfinder
and
take
the
picture.
(3)
M
(Manual
exposure)
Slow
-speed
sync
1.
Set
the
camera
to
M.
2.
Focus
the
subject
and
compose
the
shot.
3.
To
obtain
the
correct
background
exposure,*
set
the
shutter
speed
and
aperture
so
that
the
exposure
level
indicator
is
at
the
center
of
the
exposure
level
scale
in
the
viewfinder.
If
your
camera
viewfinder
has
-
and
+
symbols
instead,
set
the
shutter
speed
and
aperture
until
both
symbols
light.
4.
Check
the
information
in
the
viewfinder
and
take
the
picture.
*
Balancing
the
exposure
between
the
subject
and
background
In
shutter
speed
-priority
AE
mode
Use
a
slower
shutter
speed
until
the
aperture
value
stops
blinking.
In
manual
exposure
mode
Set
the
shutter
speed
and
aperture
so
that
the
exposure
level
indicator
is
at
the
center
of
the
scale.
In
a
room
with
fluorescent
lighting,
a
greenish
color
cast
may
result
in
the
picture.
If
there
is
tungsten
lighting,
there
will
be
an
orange
color
cast.
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