
The accessory flash units fit in the shoe located on the top of your camera.
Flash MeteringFlash metering changes according to the flash unit and lens being used.
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TTL metering (Through The Lens):
The TTL flash metering system controls the flash during the exposure automatically.
In combination with TTL metering, a
ADI metering (Advanced Distance Integration):
Flash metering is controlled by distance information from D series lenses in addition to TTL metering. With the 5600HS
(D)and 3600HS (D) accessory flash units, a
Use of a Flash/Color Meter with
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program flash (see flash manual) or eliminate the influence on metering using | |||
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Custom |
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flash, the |
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not 0 (i.e., ND) is used, or when the |
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of certain lenses are used, the proper exposure will not be obtained by |
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ADI or |
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flash manual) or eliminate the influence on metering using Custom |
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