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Simultaneously connecting flash units to both flash contacts is not recommended, as malfunctioning may occur. Using multiple connecting sockets, commercially available, enables you to connect more than one flash unit to the X-contact.

TTL-Flash exposure control in manual mode m

through the lens. However, no exposure metering for ambient or surrounding light is effected. The "B" setting enables you to combine long-time exposures (e.g. exploding fireworks or a well-lit building in the background) with flash exposures (e.g. a group of people in the dark foreground).

When using the manual mode m , all aperture values and shutter speeds between 4 s and 1/90 s can be set; the flash is controlled as primary light source. By using flash in conjunction with longer shutter speeds, many creative effects can be explored, e.g. underlaying frozen movements against a blurred background.

When shorter shutter speeds are set, the camera automatically activates flash synchronization at 1/100 s. Should this lead to overexposure because of sufficient ambient light, the shutter speed display "100" flashes. In this case, set a smaller aperture if possible and if the flash equipment's working range permits this.

If shutter speed is set at "100 " or "B", regardless of the camera mode, the flash is activated as primary light source and controlled

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