Pentax AF 200FG - Manual (Page 45)

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Application Shooting of Auto Flash
■Slow-speed Sync Mode
When using a normal flash to shoot a portrait, etc., in a
night or evening setting, the background will appear
very dark because a normal flash light cannot
sufficiently light it. However, it is possible to balance
both subject and background by using the flash to
properly expose the foreground subject and a slow
shutter speed to expose the low light background. If your camera supports this mode, you can perform
auto flash shooting. Before shooting, confirm the
following.
1. Whether your camera supports slow-speed sync
mode.
2. Whether the shooting mode of your camera
supports slow-speed sync mode.
● Also refer to the operation manual of the camera.
- Be sure to make the shutter speeds slower than the X-sync speed.
Camera Model
Shooting Modes Not Supported by
Slow-speed Sync Mode
Notes
K200D, K100D/-super,
K110D,
*istDS/2, *istDL/2 AUTO PICT, , P
(Programmed AE), SCN (*ist DL2), Av
(Aperture priority) modes
You can shoot in slow-speed sync mode for up
to one second in
mode.
K20D, K10D Green mode Set the flash mode of the camera to slow-
speed sync mode when the camera is in P
(Hyper Program) , Av (Aperture priority) or Sv
(Sensitivity priority) mode.
*ist D Green, P (Hyper Program) and Av
(Aperture priority) modes You can shoot in slow-speed sync mode when
the camera is in P (Hyper Program) mode if
you can set the shutter speed to 1/150 sec or
faster using the Av dial or Tv dial.
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