.,,$'"
appears
when
you
turn
on
the
video
flash
light
(0
ON).
For
details
about
using
the
video
flash light, refer
to
the
instruction
manual
of
the
VFL-2.
CD
NOTES
•
The
flash will
not
fire
in
the
following cases:
- When you manually adjust
the
exposure in
~A
(auto)
or
• (red-eye
reduction)
mode.
- During auto exposure bracketing.
-
In
the
['7!E'
Fireworks] recording program.
- When using an optional video light.
•
About
the
AF-Assist
lamp:
While you press [PHorQ] halfway, if
the
sur-
roundings
of
the
subject
are
too
dark,
the
mini video light
may
light
up
briefly
in
order
to
enable
the
camcorder
to
focus
more
accurately (AF-
assist lam
p).
- You can also set
r~]
0 [AF-Assist Lamp]
to
[Em
Off]
so
the assist
lamp
is
not
activated (aJ 137).
- The
camcorder
may
not
be
able
to
focus
even if
the
AF-assist
lamp
is
on.
• The practical range
of
the flash is approx. 1
to
2 m (3.3
to
6.6
ft.). The
practical range with the VFL
-2 attached is approx. 1
to
4 m (3.3
to
13.1 ft.).
In
any case,
the
actual range will
depend
on the recording
con-
ditions.
• The range
of
the
flash decreases
in
continuous
shooting
mode.
• For red-eye reduction
to
be
effective, the subject
needs
to
look
at
the
assist lamp.
The
degree
of
reduction
depends
on
the
distance and
on
each individual.
• The flash
mode
cannot
be
selected
when
the
exposure is locked.
• We
recommend
not
using the flash while
the
optional
Wide-converter
or
Tele-Gonverter
i5
attached;
its
shadow
can
appear
on
the
screen.
Drive
Mode:
Continuous
Shooting
and
Exposure
Bracketing
Take a
series
of
photos
of
a
moving
subject
or
record
the
same
picture
in 3 levels
of
exposure
in
order
to
choose
later
the
photo
you
like
the
best.
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