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Using, P-ttl, Flash

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TYPE A: Built-in flash TYPE B: AF360FGZ TYPE C: AF500FTZ, AF330FTZ TYPE D: AF400FTZ, AF240FT TYPE E: AF400T, AF280T, AF220T, AF200T, AF080C, AF140C, AF201SA TYPE F: AF200S, AF160, AF140 *1: Available with the AF280T and AF400T, only when the flash confirmation indicator in the viewfinder is off and TTL auto is set. *2: With Type E flash units (except AF201SA), use the MS (Manual Sync) or M (Manual) mode. With Type F flash units, use Aperture-Priority AE, manual, or bulb. Picture mode and Shutter-Priority AE cannot be used because the aperture changes. *3: With the AF201SA, TTL auto cannot be used. *4: With Pentax A, F and FA lenses, P-TTL auto flash can be used. *5: With Pentax A, F and FA lenses. *6: The shutter speed will be 1/60 sec. or slower. *7: With Type B or C, and D flash units, trailing shutter curtain sync flash is possible. *8: The shutter speed will be 1/60 sec. or slower. *9: Exception of AF330FTZ. I USING P-TTL AUTO FLASH MODE The optimum flash amount is fired to match the subject brightness. P-TTL auto flash, which pre-fires the flash using the sixsegment metering, allows more precise control. P-TTL is available with external wireless flash. -.1Memo P-TTL auto flash is only available in combination with the AF360FGZ. / 0 Attaching the flash unit T Remove the hot shoe cover FK from the camera. ta= Store the hot shoe cover in the strap's pocket. tib- p.12 (2- Attach the flash unit to hot shoe.

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TYPE
A:
Bui
lt-in
flash
TYPE
B:
AF360FGZ
TYPE
C:
AF500FTZ,
AF330FTZ
TYPE
D:
AF400FTZ,
AF240FT
TYPE
E:
AF400T,
AF280T, AF220T, AF200T,
AF080C,
AF140C,
AF201SA
TYPE
F:
AF200S,
AF160,
AF140
*1:
Available
with
the
AF280T
and
AF400T,
only
when
the
flash
confirma-
tion
indicator
in
the
viewfinder
is
off
and
TTL
auto
is
set.
*2:
With
Type
E
flash
units
(except
AF201SA),
use
the
MS
(Manual
Sync)
or
M
(Manual)
mode.
With
Type
F
flash
units,
use
Aperture
-Priority
AE,
manual,
or
bulb.
Picture
mode
and
Shutter
-Priority
AE
cannot
be
used
because
the
aperture
changes.
*3:
With
the
AF201SA,
TTL
auto
cannot
be
used.
*4:
With
Pentax
A,
F
and
FA
lenses,
P-TTL
auto
flash
can
be
used.
*5:
With
Pentax
A,
F
and
FA
lenses.
*6:
The
shutter
speed
will
be
1/60
sec.
or
slower.
*7:
With
Type
B
or
C,
and
D
flash
units,
trailing
shutter
curtain
sync
flash
is
possible.
*8:
The
shutter
speed
will
be
1/60
sec.
or
slower.
*9:
Exception
of
AF330FTZ.
I
USING
P-TTL
AUTO
FLASH
MODE
The
optimum
flash
amount
is
fired
to
match
the
subject
brightness.
P-TTL
auto
flash,
which
pre
-fires
the
flash
using
the
six
-
segment
metering,
allows
more
precise
control.
P-TTL
is
available
with
external
wireless
flash.
-1
.Memo
P-TTL
auto
flash
is
only
available
in
combination
with
the
AF360FGZ.
/
Attaching
the
flash
unit
T
Remove
the
hot
shoe
cover
FK
from
the
camera.
ta=
Store
the
hot
shoe
cover
in
the
strap's
pocket.
tib
-
p.12
0
(-
2
Attach
the
flash
unit
to
hot
shoe.