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Flash
Distance
Range
(With
color
print film)
Film Speed
Flash Range
tso
100
0.45
to 3.8 m
(1.5
to
12.5 ft.)
lso
200
tso
400
0.45
to 5.4 m
(1.5
to
17.7 ft.)
0.45 to 7.6 m
(1.5
to
24.9 ft.)
Red-eye
Reduction Function
With
flash photography
in
dark
places,
the
subject's
eyes may
appear
red.
This phenomenon
is called
"red-eye"
and
occurs
when flash illumination
reflects
off
the
retina.
With
the
red-eye reduction
function
(E,
the
red-eye
reduction
lamp lights
up
to
illuminate
the
subject
for
about one
second
before the
flash
is fired.
This
will
minimize the
chances of
red-eye.
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.
When
the red-eye reduction
lamp
lights
up,
the
i
i ul
shutter will not
release
for
about
one
second.
This
i
i
i.
to
increase
the efiectiveness
of
the
red-eye
i
i
reduction
function.
lf
you want to shoot
right
away,
i
i
trrn
the red-eye
reduction function otf
witn
tfre
i
i
flash
mode
button.
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lmportant guidelines
for
using the
red-eye
ql
reduction function
1.
This function is
not
effective
unless
the
subject
looks directly at
the red-eye reduction
lamp
while it is lit.
Be
sure to
tellyour
subject
to
look
straight
at
the
lamp.
2.
Stay
within 2
m (6.6
ft.)
of
your
subject.
3. The
efficacy of
the red-eye
reduction function
varies from
person
to
person.
.
4.Try
to
raise
the ambient light
level
as
much a
possible.
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