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Daylight Synchronization Function In the Hyper Programmed AE, Programmed AE, ShutterPriority AE, or Aperture-Priority AE mode, the shutter speed or aperture changes according to the ambient brightness. Simply using the flash invokes the daylight synchronization function, which would otherwise require complicated exposure control. About Slow-Speed-Synch 1. Turn the Tv direct dial to switch from the Hyper Programmed AE mode to the Shutter-Priority AE mode. * This operation is not necessary if the Shutter-Priority AE mode has already been selected. However, if the aperture setting on the LCD panel and in the viewfinder blinks, the correct aperture is not available. Adjust the shutter speed until the aperture setting stops blinking. 2. Select the desired shutter speed. 3. Press the flash pop-up button. 4. Take the photo. * In the slow-speed synch mode, use a tripod to prevent camera shake. * The slow-speed synch is also possible in the Hyper Manual mode. About the AF Spot Beam The accuracy of the autofocus system is reduced in the dark. When the shutter release button is pressed halfway down after popping up the flash, a red beam (AF spot beam) is projected to help the camera accurately focus on any subject within a lm to 4m range. The AF spotbeam can be used when a KAF2- or KAFmount lens or other lens (A or M lens) is combined with an AF adapter 1.7x in the AF-Single mode. If you do not wish to use flash, first lock the focus with the flash released and then retract the built-in flash. If the external flash unit in use projects an AF spotbeam as in the case of the AF330FTZ, the built- 0-a in AF spotbeam does not operate. 0 * The AF spotbeam will not project in a bright place. atti:Tr- Of

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Daylight
Synchronization
Function
In
the
Hyper
Programmed
AE,
Programmed
AE,
Shutter
-
Priority
AE,
or
Aperture
-Priority
AE
mode,
the
shutter
speed
or
aperture
changes
according
to
the
ambient
brightness.
Simply
using
the
flash
invokes
the
daylight
synchronization
function,
which
would
otherwise
require
complicated
exposure
control.
About
Slow
-Speed
-Synch
1.
Turn
the
Tv
direct
dial
to
switch
from
the
Hyper
Programmed
AE
mode
to
the
Shutter
-Priority
AE
mode.
*
This
operation
is
not
necessary
if
the
Shutter
-Priority
AE
mode
has
already
been
selected.
However,
if
the
aperture
setting
on
the
LCD
panel
and
in
the
viewfinder
blinks,
the
correct
aperture
is
not
available.
Adjust
the
shutter
speed
until
the
aperture
setting
stops
blinking.
2.
Select
the
desired
shutter
speed.
3.
Press
the
flash
pop-up
button.
4.
Take
the
photo.
*
In
the
slow
-speed
synch
mode,
use
a
tripod
to
prevent
camera
shake.
*
The
slow
-speed
synch
is
also
possible
in
the
Hyper
Manual
mode.
About
the
AF
Spot
Beam
The
accuracy
of
the
autofocus
system
is
reduced
in
the
dark.
When
the
shutter
release
button
is
pressed
halfway
down
after
popping
up
the
flash,
a
red
beam
(AF
spot
beam)
is
projected
to
help
the
camera
accurately
focus
on
any
subject
within
a
lm
to
4m
range.
The
AF
spotbeam
can
be
used
when
a
KAF2-
or
KAF-
mount
lens
or
other
lens
(A
or
M
lens)
is
combined
with
an
AF
adapter
1.7x
in
the
AF
-Single
mode.
If
you
do
not
wish
to
use
flash,
first
lock
the
focus
with
the
flash
released
and
then
retract
the
built-in
flash.
If
the
external
flash
unit
in
use
projects
an
AF
spotbeam
as
in
the
case
of
the
AF330FTZ,
the
built-
in
AF
spotbeam
does
not
operate.
*
The
AF
spotbeam
will
not
project
in
a
bright
place.
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