Nikon F50 Digital Camera User Manual


 
USING
BUILT-IN
FLASH
Notes on using built-in flash
Do not touch the flash when it is firing;
normal operation can cause it
to
heat
up
.
Never fire the flash more than 20
consecutive times at intervals
of
5 sec.
or shorter. This may impair flash
performance. After each continuous
firing, let the flash rest at least 10
minutes before firing again.
When you continuously fire the flash,
the camera's handgrip may become hot;
this
is
normal. Continuous firing will
result
in
a longer interval before the
ready-light comes on because it takes
longer for the flash to recharge
automatically.
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When subject brightness is insufficient, the ready-light
~
blinks inside the viewfinder when you lightly press
the shutter release button
to
activate the exposure meter.
Press the flash lock-release to release and activate the built-
in flash.
You can use the built-in flash anytime, regard-less
of
am
bi
ent lightin
g.
For example,
if
your subject
is
backlit, you
can use the built-in flash to illuminate your subject and fill in
shadows.
When
the
built-in
flash
is
activated,
an
accessory
Speedlight
will
not
fire.
When
using
a Speedlight,
keep
the built-in
flash
in
the locked-down
position
.
For
usable
lenses,
see
page
55.
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