Close-up photography (downward bounce) – Sony HVL-F43AM User Manual

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Close-up photography
(downward bounce)

Tilt the flash slightly downwards when photographing objects between 0.7 m and
1.0 m from the camera to ensure accurate illumination.

Rotate the flash downwards with holding the camera
firmly.

• The rotation angle is 8°.

appears on the LCD panel.

• When photographing at a distance closer than 0.7 m, the flash will not be able to

completely cover the subject and the bottom of the picture will be darker. Use an
off-camera flash, Macro Twin Flash, or Ring Light.

• The downward bounce can be used only when the bounce angle is set to 0° or

90° sideways.

• The lenses with long length may obstruct the flash light.

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