Alin Flaider a écrit:
Hi Bill,
Most likely there's no dedicated flash sensor. Instead it relies on
the ambient light sensor that measures during the pre-flash. Very
similarly to MZ-S operation in P-TTL mode.
The Optio S has a flash sensor,under the flash windows !
See owner manual p
Hi Bill,
Most likely there's no dedicated flash sensor. Instead it relies on
the ambient light sensor that measures during the pre-flash. Very
similarly to MZ-S operation in P-TTL mode.
Servus, Alin
Bill wrote:
BO> Apparently the Optio S uses a flash system similar to the M
e the
pre-flashes are telling the camera the proper settings to use for the
exposure.
Can anyone shed any light on this?
Bill
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Bill Owens wrote:
>Apparently the Optio S uses a flash system similar to the MZ-S. In normal
>flash mode there are 2 quick flashed and in red eye reduction there are
>three. Has Pentax been able to get a flash sensor inside something this
>small?
I don't know how the MZ-S flash works, but I can
Apparently the Optio S uses a flash system similar to the MZ-S. In normal
flash mode there are 2 quick flashed and in red eye reduction there are
three. Has Pentax been able to get a flash sensor inside something this
small?
Bill
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