Nikon D200OUTFIT, D70-series manual Flash Sync Modes, Camera supports the following flash sync modes

Flash Sync Modes

The camera supports the following flash sync modes:

Flash sync mode	Description
	Recommended for most situations. In programmed auto and ap-
	erture-priority auto modes, shutter speed will automatically be set
Front-curtain sync	to values between / and / s (/ to /, s when using optional
	Speedlight with Auto FP High-Speed Sync; 160).
	Red-eye reduction pre-flash lights for approximately one second
	before main flash. Pupils in subject’s eyes to contract, reducing
Red-eye reduction	“red-eye” effect sometimes caused by flash.
	Combines red-eye reduction with slow sync. This mode is only
	available in programmed auto and aperture-priority auto expo-
Red-eye reduction	sure modes. Use of a tripod is recommended to prevent blurring
with slow sync	caused by camera shake.
	Flash is combined with speeds as slow as 30 s to capture both
	subject and background at night or under dim light. This mode
	is only available in programmed auto and aperture-priority auto
Slow sync	exposure modes. Use of tripod is recommended to prevent blur-
	ring caused by camera shake.
	In shutter-priority auto or manual exposure mode, flash fires just
	before the shutter closes, creating effect of a stream of light be-
	hind moving objects. In programmed auto and aperture-priority
Rear-curtain sync	auto, slow rear-curtain sync is used to capture both subject and
	background. Use of tripod is recommended to prevent blurring
	caused by camera shake.

Reference—Flash Photography

Red-Eye Reduction

Some lenses may block the red-eye reduction lamp, preventing the subject from seeing the lamp and interfering with red-eye reduction.

Studio Flash Systems

Rear-curtain sync can not be used with studio flash systems, as the correct synchronization can not be obtained.

Compatible Lenses

See the Appendix for information on the lenses that can be used with the built-in flash.

e3—Built-in Flash ( 161)
Flash mode can be selected from TTL, Manual, Repeating Flash, and Commander
mode. When fired at full power in Manual mode, the built-in flash has a Guide Number
of 13/42 (ISO 100, m/ft). In Repeating Flash mode, the flash fires repeatedly while the
shutter is open. The flash output, number of flashes, and interval between flashes can
be selected from a menu. Commander mode can be used for wireless off-camera flash
photography with optional SB-800, SB-600, or SB-R200 Speedlights.	77