Nikon Coolpix 8800 User Manual - Page 47

Flash Mode, Auto Flash Off, Time lapse movie, Single, Intvl timer shooting, Continuous, Normal

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Flash Mode Select a flash mode according to lighting conditions. Mode Shooting Control display panel How it works When to use it Auto - If lighting is poor, built-in Speedlight pops up when shutter-release button is pressed halfway and fires Recommended for most situations. when picture is taken. If left raised, flash will not fire if not required. Flash Cancel (off) Built-in Speedlight will not fire even when lighting is poor. Use to capture natural lighting under dim light or where use of flash is prohibited. Care should be taken to avoid blurring when lighting is poor. Auto with red-eye reduction Built-in Speedlight fires several times at low-intensity before main flash; pictures are processed to reduce redeye if required ( 39). Use for portraits (works best if subject looks directly at pre-flash). Not recommended when quick shutter response is required. Anytime Flash (fill flash) Built-in Speedlight fires Use to "fill-in" (illuminate) shadows whenever picture is taken. and back-lit subjects. Slow sync Use to capture both subject and Auto flash combined with background at night or under dim slow shutter speeds. light. Care should be taken to avoid blurring when lighting is poor. Rear curtain sync Shutter speed slows; built-in Creates stream of light trailing movSpeedlight fires just before ing objects. Care should be taken to shutter closes. avoid blurring when lighting is poor. More on Photography Auto Flash Off The built-in Speedlight turns off automatically when focus is set to infinity ( 40), an option other than Time lapse movie is selected in movie mode ( 59), an option other than Single or Intvl timer shooting is selected for Continuous ( 88), BSS ( 91) is active, a setting other than Normal is selected for Lens ( 97), AE lock ( 98) is on, or Internal off is selected for Speedlight opt. > Speedlight cntrl ( 105). 37

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More on Photography
Select a flash mode according to lighting conditions.
Mode
How it works
When to use it
Shooting
display
Control
panel
Auto
If lighting is poor, built-in
Speedlight pops up when
shutter-release
button
is
pressed halfway and fires
when picture is taken.
If left
raised, flash will not fire if not
required.
Recommended for most situations.
Flash Cancel
(off)
Built-in Speedlight will not
fire even when lighting is
poor.
Use to capture natural lighting un-
der dim light or where use of flash is
prohibited.
Care should be taken to
avoid
blurring when lighting is poor.
Auto with red-eye
reduction
Built-in Speedlight fires sev-
eral times at low-intensity
before main flash; pictures
are processed to reduce red-
eye if required (
39).
Use for portraits (works best if sub-
ject looks directly at pre-flash). Not
recommended when quick shutter
response is required.
Anytime Flash
(fill flash)
Built-in
Speedlight
fires
whenever picture is taken.
Use to “fill-in” (illuminate) shadows
and back-lit subjects.
Slow sync
Auto flash combined with
slow shutter speeds.
Use to capture both subject and
background at night or under dim
light.
Care should be taken to avoid
blurring when lighting is poor.
Rear curtain sync
Shutter speed slows; built-in
Speedlight fires just before
shutter closes.
Creates stream of light trailing mov-
ing objects.
Care should be taken to
avoid blurring when lighting is poor.
Auto Flash Off
The built-in Speedlight turns off automatically when focus is set to infinity (
40), an
option other than
Time lapse movie
is selected in movie mode
(
59), an option other
than
Single
or
Intvl timer shooting
is selected for
Continuous
(
88), BSS (
91) is
active, a setting other than
Normal
is selected for
Lens
(
97),
AE lock
(
98) is on, or
Internal off
is selected for
Speedlight opt.
>
Speedlight cntrl
(
105).
Flash Mode