Kyocera 141000 Instruction Manual - Page 63
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Slow synchronization photography Normal flash photography Slow synchronization with the shutter speed set at 1/30 second or slower less can be effective for shooting evening or night views using a flash. Slow synchronization often adds more ambient light to the final picture. When the TLA flash's TTL auto mode is used, photographs can easily be taken with slow synchronization. y When the exposure mode is set to "P" or "Av" Determine the composition, then set the main switch to "AEL". The shutter speed is locked at the metered value of the ambient light. Check that the flash is charged, then take the photo. + When the exposure mode is set to "Tv" Determine the composition, then set the main switch to "AEL". The aperture is locked at the metered value of the ambient light. Check that the flash is charged, then take the photo. + When the exposure mode is set to "M" Set the shutter speed to 1/30 seconds or less. Adjust the aperture to set the exposure to the metered value of the ambient light so that the exposure meter indicates that the exposure is appropriate, then check that the flash is charged and take the photo. • The shutter speed is slow when slow synchronization is used, so use a tripod to prevent camera shake. 63
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