
RED-EYE REDUCTION
REAR FLASH SYNC
Rear flash sync is used with long exposures to make trailing lights or blurring appear to follow rather than precede the subject. The effect is not apparent if the shutter speed is too fast and stops the subject’s motion.
When the shutter is released, a
Camera Notes
Slow shutter sync can be set in P and A exposure modes (p. 48). This flash mode controls the shutter and aperture to balance the ambient and flash illumination. When photographing a sub- ject outside at night, the
1.Set the camera to the P or A exposure mode (p. 48).
2.Set “AE hold” or “AE toggle” in the Spot AF/AEL option of the custom 1 section of the record-
3.Frame the subject on the monitors.
4.Press the spot AF lock button to lock the exposure.
5.Press the
6.Press the
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