Pentax 280T Operation Manual - Page 25

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15 E N -r.ax 0 The flash head of the AF 280T features full 105° vertical and 180° horizontal rotation which is highly convenient for bounce flash and other special flash techniques. Bouncing the light off of ceilings or walls is a very effective way of avoiding the flat lighting or harsh shadows which often accompany direct flash lighting. Bounce Flash on Auto: When bounce flash is performed in either the TTL Auto or Two-Level Auto flash modes, compensation isn't required as the automatic flash sensor automatically computes the exposure. Moreover, to assure that the angle you have chosen includes your subject, you can perform a test flash by first pressing the 'Test" button at either two-level Auto modes; if your subject is correctly exposed, the A. CHECK lamp will light in green after you press the test button; if it doesn't, exposure adjustments are required. 23

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The
flash
head
of
the
AF
280T
features
full
105
°
vertical
and
180
°
horizontal
rotation
which
is
highly
convenient
for
bounce
flash
and
other
special
flash
techniques.
Bouncing
the
light
off
of
ceilings
or
walls
is
a
very
effective
way
of
avoiding
the
flat
lighting
or
harsh
shadows
which
often
accompany
direct
flash
lighting.
Bounce
Flash
on
Auto:
When
bounce
flash
is
performed
in
either
the
TTL
Auto
or
Two
-Level
Auto
flash
modes,
compensation
isn't
required
as
the
automatic
flash
sensor
automatically
computes
the
exposure.
Moreover,
to
assure
that
the
angle
you
have
chosen
includes
your
subject,
you
can
perform
a
test
flash
by
first
pressing
the
'Test"
button
at
either
two
-level
Auto
modes;
if
your
subject
is
correctly
exposed,
the
A.
CHECK
lamp
will
light
in
green
after
you
press
the
test
button;
if
it
doesn't,
exposure
adjustments
are
required.
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