Exposure compensation in ttl mode – Nikon SB 20 User Manual
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Exposure compensation in TTL mode
With a dark subject (with low reflectivity) or one that is
light in tone (having high reflectivity), over- or under
exposure may occur. To prevent this, compensate
exposure by rotating camera's exposure compensation
dial. With the FG, push the exposure compensation
button. (For details, see camera instruction manual.)
The shooting distance range for TTL automatic flash
operation varies with the amount of exposure compen
sation. For compensated distance range, see table at
right, then reset film speed setting on the back of
SB-20.
For example, wifh ISO 100 film and camera's exposure
compensation dial set at -t-2, read 25 on the table and
reset the SB-20'S film speed index to 25.
With the zoom set ring at N and an aperture of f/4, the
flash shooting distance range—which is 1m to 7.5m at
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