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The flash range scale bars blink.
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The flash head has been
tilted
down
by 7°.
Change the bounce position.
(p.i9)
The periphery
or
bottom
of
the picture
looks
dark.
When
you
set the flash coverage manually,
the
setting
was a
higher
number
than the lens focal length, resulting in a
dark
periphery.
Set the flash coverage that is a lower number than the lens focal length
or
set
it
to auto zoom. (p.20)
If
only
the
bottom
of
the
picture
looks
dark, you were
too
close
to
the
subject.
If
the subject
is
closer than 2 m/6.6 ft, tilt the flash head downward by 7°.
(p.i9)
The flash exposure
is
underexposed
or
overexposed.
There
was
a
highly
reflective
object
(glass window, etc.) in the picture.
Use
FE
lock.
(p.i6)
The
subject
has a
very
dark
or
light
color.
Set flash exposure compensation. For a dark subject, set a decreased flash
exposure. And for a bright subject, set an increased flash exposure. (p.14)
You used high-speed
sync.
With high-speed sync, the effective flash range will be shorter. Make sure
the subject
is
within the effective flash range displayed.
(p.i7)
The picture
is
really blurred.
The
shooting
mode
was
set
to
<
Av
>, and
the
scene was dark.
Use a tripod or set the shooting mode to < P >.
(p.i2)
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