Manual

speed sync, bounce flash, multiple-flash configurations, and flash-

exposure compensation.

1. Siow-Speed Sync

Slow-speed sync is a slow shutter speed you use with flash. By using a

slow shutter speed, you can expose the background correctly while the

flash exposes the subject correctly. You can use slow-speed sync in the

picture-taking modes below.

Taken with a slow sync speed.

Taken with a normal sync speed.

|~|| When using slow-speed sync, use a tripod.

(1) Av (Aperture-priority AE) Automatic Slow-Speed Sync

1. Set the camera to Av and set the aperture.

2. Focus the subject.

3. Check that nothing is blinking in the viewfinder and take the picture.

• With a Type-A camera, the flash exposure is automatically controlled

by the E-TTL auto flash system. With a Type-B camera, the flash

exposure is automatically controlled by the TTL auto flash system.