Canon 300 EZ User Manual

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2. When the shutter speed of 30" blinks,

the camera is warning that A-TTL is

impossible and the background will be

underexposed.

The

main

subject,

however, will be exposed correctly

since normal TTL (see p.18) functions

instead of A-TTL.

•The shutter speed of 30" may stop

blinking when a larger aperture is set

and A-TTL is possible but be careful
of camera-shake.

3. When the fastest possible X-sync

shutter speed (1/250 sec with the EOS
620 and 1/125 sec with the EOS 650)
blinks, the camera is warning that

A-TTL is impossible and the back
ground will be overexposed. The main
subject, however, will be exposed cor

rectly since normal TTL (see p.18)

functions instead of A-TTL.

•The shutter speed may stop blinking

when a smaller aperture is set. A-TTL

is possible.