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Bounce, Flash

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Bounce Flash When the flash is aimed directly at the subject, a harsh shadow may appear behind the subject. By bouncing the flash off the ceiling or wall, you can reduce or eliminate the shadow for a more natural-looking picture. The image was removed due to copyright restrictions The image was removed due to copyright restrictions Taken with bounce flash. Taken with direct flash. Turn the flash head toward the bounce surface. • While pressing the or button, turn the flash head toward the ceiling or wall where the flash can bounce off. • The flash head can be turned upward and/or sideways. • With bounce flash, the flash coverage is set automatically to 50mm, and the 50mm autozoom position blinks. The flash head can be turned at the angles listed below with respect to the normal flash head position. Direction Maximum Angle Click Stops Up 90' 0° 60° 75° 90° 0° 60° 75° 90O Left 180° 120° 150° 180' Right 90° 0° 60° 75° 90" 40

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Bounce
Flash
When
the
flash
is
aimed
directly
at
the
subject,
a
harsh
shadow
may
appear
behind
the
subject.
By
bouncing
the
flash
off
the
ceiling
or
wall,
you
can
reduce
or
eliminate
the
shadow
for
a
more
natural
-looking
picture.
The
image
was
removed
due
to
copyright
restrictions
Taken
with
bounce
flash.
The
image
was
removed
due
to
copyright
restrictions
Taken
with
direct
flash.
Turn
the
flash
head
toward
the
bounce
surface.
•
While
pressing
the
<cm>
or
<0>
button,
turn
the
flash
head
toward
the
ceiling
or
wall
where
the
flash
can
bounce
off.
•
The
flash
head
can
be
turned
upward
and/or
sideways.
•
With
bounce
flash,
the
flash
coverage
is
set
automatically
to
50mm,
and
the
50mm
autozoom
position
blinks.
The
flash
head
can
be
turned
at
the
angles
listed
below
with
respect
to
the
normal
flash
head
position.
Direction
Maximum
Angle
Click
Stops
Up
90'
0°
60°
75°
90°
Left
180°
0°
60°
75°
90O
120°
150°
180'
Right
90°
0°
60°
75°
90"
40