Using the built-in speedlight – Nikon D100 User Manual
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Flash Photography
Taking Photographs—Flash Photography
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Red-eye
reduction
with slow sync
1
Red-eye
reduction
Rear-
curtain
sync
3
Front-
curtain
sync
Slow
sync
2
Using the Built-in Speedlight
Follow the steps below to take photographs with the built-in Speedlight and
a type G or D lens.
1
To enjoy the benefits of 3D multi-sensor balanced fill-flash for digital SLR,
choose matrix or center-weighted metering (
75).
2
Press the Speedlight lock release. The built-in
Speedlight will pop up and begin charging.
3
Press the
button and rotate the main command dial until the desired
flash sync mode is selected in the control panel.
1
Red-eye reduction with slow sync is available only in auto multi program and aper-
ture-priority auto exposure modes. In shutter-priority auto and manual exposure
modes,
(red-eye reduction) will be selected when you release the
button.
2
Slow sync is available only in auto multi program and aperture-priority auto expo-
sure modes. In shutter-priority auto and manual exposure modes,
(front-cur-
tain sync) will be selected when you release the
button.
3
In auto multi program and aperture-priority auto exposure modes, flash-sync mode
will be set to
(slow rear-curtain sync) when you release the
button.