Pentax SF-1 SF-1 Manual - Page 50

Flash, Programmed, Modes

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TTL AUTO FLASH AND PROGRAMMED AUTO FLASH MODES TTL Auto Flash Mode For Programmed AE and Shutter-Priority AE Modes • Like the built-in RTF unit, the AF400FTZ, which is designed exclusively for use with this camera, automatically adjusts the shutter speed and aperture according to the subject's brightness, making it easy to accomplish even complicated daylight flash synchronization. (See the operating manual of the AF400FTZ for more detailed information.) • With a conventional dedicated flash unit (AF400T, AF280T, AF200T and AF080C), a flash-sync speed of 1/100 second and an aperture of f/4 (f/8 for AF080C) are set as soon as the flash is fully charged (at ISO 100). However, these units are not recommended for daylight flash sync photography. • With zoom lens whose maximum aperture changes (from f/3.5 to f/4.5, for example) according to the focal length, the f-number indication (e.g. f /4, ISO 100) may start blinking to indicate that exposure is out of the coupling range, depending on the focal length selected. Be aware that this might result in underexposed images with the current settings. For Aperture-Priority AE and Metered Manual modes • Select the desired f-number using the lens aperture ring. • The flash-sync speed of 1/100 second is set as soon as the flash is fully charged. • 46 Programmed Auto Flash Mode For Programmed AE and Shutter-Priority AE Modes • Set the flash's mode switch at one of the AUTO (red, green or yellow) positions for dedicated flash units such as the AF400T, AF280T, AF200T and AF200SA. • A combination of a flash-sync speed of 1/100 second and a lens aperture is selected as soon as the flash is fully charged, as indicated in the chart below. (at ISO 1001 Red Green Yellow AF400T f/4 f/8 f/11 AF280T f/4 f/8 AF200T f/2.8 f /5.6 - (AF200SA: f/4 at ISO 1001 For Aperture-Priority AE and Metered Manual Modes • Set the flash's mode switch at one of the AUTO (red, green or yellow) positions. • Set the same f-number on the lens as the one indicated by the flash's exposure scale. • The flash-sync speed of 1/100 second is set as soon as the flash is fully charged.

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TTL
AUTO
FLASH
AND
PROGRAMMED
AUTO
FLASH
MODES
TTL
Auto
Flash
Mode
For
Programmed
AE
and
Shutter
-Priority
AE
Modes
Like
the
built-in
RTF
unit,
the
AF400FTZ,
which
is
designed
exclusively
for
use
with
this
camera,
auto-
matically
adjusts
the
shutter
speed
and
aperture
according
to
the
subject's
brightness,
making
it
easy
to
accomplish
even
complicated
daylight
flash
synchronization.
(See
the
operating
manual
of
the
AF400FTZ
for
more
detailed
information.)
With
a
conventional
dedicated
flash
unit
(AF400T,
AF280T,
AF200T
and
AF080C),
a
flash
-sync
speed
of
1/100
second
and
an
aperture
of
f/4
(f/8
for
AF080C)
are
set
as
soon
as
the
flash
is
fully
charged
(at
ISO
100).
However,
these
units
are
not
recommended
for
daylight
flash
sync
photography.
With
zoom
lens
whose
maximum
aperture
changes
(from
f/3.5
to
f/4.5,
for
example)
according
to
the
focal
length,
the
f-number
indication
(e.g.
f
/4,
ISO
100)
may
start
blinking
to
indicate
that
exposure
is
out
of
the
coupling
range,
depending
on
the
focal
length
selected.
Be
aware
that
this
might
result
in
underexposed
images
with
the
current
settings.
For
Aperture
-Priority
AE
and
Metered
Manual
modes
Select
the
desired
f-number
using
the
lens
aperture
ring.
The
flash
-sync
speed
of
1/100
second
is
set
as
soon
as
the
flash
is
fully
charged.
Programmed
Auto
Flash
Mode
For
Programmed
AE
and
Shutter
-Priority
AE
Modes
Set
the
flash's
mode
switch
at
one
of
the
AUTO
(red,
green
or
yellow)
positions
for
dedicated
flash
units
such
as
the
AF400T,
AF280T,
AF200T
and
AF200SA.
A
combination
of
a
flash
-sync
speed
of
1/100
second
and
a
lens
aperture
is
selected
as
soon
as
the
flash
is
fully
charged,
as
indicated
in
the
chart
below.
(at
ISO
1001
AF400T
AF280T
AF200T
Red
f/4
f/4
f/2.8
Green
f/8
f/8
f
/5.6
Yellow
f/11
-
(AF200SA:
f/4
at
ISO
1001
For
Aperture
-Priority
AE
and
Metered
Manual
Modes
Set
the
flash's
mode
switch
at
one
of
the
AUTO
(red,
green
or
yellow)
positions.
Set
the
same
f-number
on
the
lens
as
the
one
indicated
by
the
flash's
exposure
scale.
The
flash
-sync
speed
of
1/100
second
is
set
as
soon
as
the
flash
is
fully
charged.
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