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6 Confirm that the ready-light is on, then shoot.
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0.3/1 | 0.4/1.3 | 0.5/1.6 | 0.6/2 | 0.7/2.3 | 0.8/2.6 | 0.9/3 | 1.0/3.3 | 1.3/4.3 | 1.4/4.6 |
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1.6/5.2 | 1.8/5.9 | 2.0/6.6 | 2.2/7.2 | 2.5/8.2 | 2.8/9.2 | 3.1/10.2 | 3.5/11.5 | 4.0/13.1 | 4.5/14.8 |
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5.0/16.4 | 5.6/18.4 | 6.3/20.7 | 7.1/23.3 | 8.0/26.2 | 9.0/29.6 | 10/32.8 | 11/36.0 | 13/42.7 | 14/45.9 |
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•Choose an appropriate flash shooting distance from the table above. If a desirable distance value is not found in the table, use a shorter distance.
For example, if the desired shooting distance is 2.7m (8.9 ft.), set 2.5m (8.2 ft.) on the LCD panel.
tBeyond the flash-shooting distance range warning
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