Sealife DC 600 manual Flash mode Description

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The available flash settings in different photography modes:

Flash mode		Description
[ A	] Auto	The flash fires automatically to suit the
		photographic conditions.
[	]Red-eye Reduction	Use this mode to reduce the red-eye
		phenomenon when you want to capture
		natural-looking images of people and
		animals in low-light conditions.
		When capturing images, the red-eye
		phenomenon can be reduced by asking
		the subject (person) to look at the
		camera or get as close to the camera as
		possible. The flash always fires twice, and
		the image is captured at the second firing.
[	]Forced Flash	In this mode, the flash always fires. Use
		this mode for photographing under artificial
		light such as backlighting.
[	]Suppressed Flash	Use this mode when capturing images
		using indoor lighting, for stages and indoor
		competitions, and when the subject is too
		far away for the flash to be effective.
[	]Macro Flash	Available only when camera is in Ext.
		Flash. Sets the camera exposure to
		make darker pictures. This
		prevents overexposing the
		subject at close-up shooting distances.
[	]Far Flash	Available only when camera is in Ext.
		Flash. Far flash sets the camera
		exposure to take brighter pictures when the
		subject is beyond the normal reach of the
		flash