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Using contrast-control-sync flash mode – Pentax MZ-6 User Manual

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USING CONTRAST-CONTROL-SYNC FLASH MODE

Using the dedicated external flash in combination with the
built-in flash allows twin flash photography (contrast-control-
synch flash photography). This is based on the difference
between the amount of light discharged from two units.

Contrast-control-sync flash is possible with the combination of following
flash units: AF360FGZ, AF330FTZ, AF500FTZ, and the built-in flash.

Using the built-in flash and a dedicated

external flash.

1

Positioning the flash unit

qPlace the flash unit apart from the camera.

Do not use accessories (such a hot shoe grip) having a different num-
ber of contacts. It may cause the TTL auto flash to function improperly.

wSet the flash unit's sync mode to Contrast-control-sync.

For instructions on how to set the sync mode, refer to the flash unit's
operating manual.

2

Taking a picture

qPress the flash pop-up button to enable the built-in flash to be

used.

wCheck that the flash is ready.

eFocus the subject and take the picture.

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USING EXTERNAL FLASH

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Attaching the flash unit

qRemove the Hot Shoe Cover F

k

from

the camera.

Store the hot shoe cover in the strap’s
pocket.

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wAttach the Hot Shoe Adapter F

G

to the camera.

eConnect the Extension Cord F5P to the Hot Shoe Adapter FG.

rAttach the Off-Camera Shoe Adapter F to a tripod.

tConnect the Extension Cord F5P to the Off-Camera Shoe Adapter F.

yAttaching a Flash Unit to the Off-Camera Shoe Adapter F.

uPress the flash pop-up button.

The AF500FTZ can be connected directly to Extension Cord F5P with-
out requiring Off-Camera Shoe Adapter F.

• Using multiple external flashes

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rOff-Camera Shoe Adapter F

etExtension Cord F5P

wHot Shoe

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