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With an external wireless flash (sold separately), you can shoot with the
flash without a cord when the external flash is not attached to the camera.
By changing the position of the flash, you can shoot an image with a three
dimensional feel by highlighting the contrast of light and shadow on the
subject.
For the actual steps of shooting, refer to the operating instructions of the
flash.
Notes
• The camera cannot perform a pre-flash test of the wireless flash. Confirm that the
flash fires properly by releasing the shutter.
• The camera cannot carry out the wireless lighting ratio control.
• Turn off the wireless flash mode after wireless flash shooting. If the built-in flash is
used while the wireless flash mode is still active, inaccurate flash exposures will
result.
• Change the channel of the external flash when another photographer is using a
wireless flash nearby and his/her built-in flash light causes your external flash to fire.
To change the channel of the external flash, refer to the operating instructions
supplied with it.
Performing wireless flash shooting
1 Attach the wireless flash to the Auto-lock Accessory Shoe and
turn both the camera and the flash on.
2 on the control button t
(Wireless)
3 Remove the wireless flash from the Auto-lock Accessory Shoe.
- DSLR-A290 1
- Owner’s Record 2
- Battery pack 2
- For Customers in the U.S.A 3
- For Customers in Europe 4
- Notice for customers in the 6
- United Kingdom 6
- Notes on using your camera 7
- Table of Contents 8
- Using the 9
- Preparing the camera 11
- Preparing the battery pack 12
- Light on: Charging 13
- 3 Close the battery cover 15
- How to store the battery pack 17
- Attaching a lens 18
- Rear Lens Cap ALC-R55 also 19
- Inserting a memory card 20
- Notes on using memory cards 21
- Attaching the shoulder strap 25
- (page 117) 26
- Cleaning 29
- Cleaning the image sensor 30
- 5 Detach the lens (page 19) 31
- Before your operation 32
- Front side 32
- Rear side 33
- Sides/Bottom 34
- Standard Display 35
- No display 35
- Graphic Display 35
- (Default setting) 35
- LCD monitor (Graphic Display) 36
- Viewfinder 40
- Selecting a function/setting 41
- Correct posture 45
- Using the SteadyShot function 46
- Using a tripod 47
- Focus area 48
- Taking portrait photos 52
- Taking landscape photos 53
- Taking small-subject photos 54
- Taking moving-subject photos 55
- Taking sunset photos 56
- Taking night view photos 57
- (Exposure mode) 58
- 1 Set the mode dial to P 60
- 1 Set the mode dial to A 61
- Select the aperture value (F 62
- 1 Set the mode dial to S 63
- 1 Set the mode dial to M 65
- 3 Shoot the image after the 66
- Selecting the focus method 69
- Using the shooting function 73
- Using the flash 75
- 2 on the control button t 78
- Metering) 79
- Setting ISO 82
- (Auto/Preset white balance) 83
- Image processing 86
- Creative Style item 87
- Selecting the drive mode 89
- 1 on the control button t 90
- Playing back images 94
- 1 Fn button t [Rotate] 95
- Image size Scaling range 96
- L Approx. ×1.1 – ×14 96
- M Approx. ×1.1 – ×11 96
- S Approx. ×1.1 – ×7.2 96
- Folder bar 96
- Basic information display 98
- Histogram display 99
- Protecting images (Protect) 101
- Deleting images (Delete) 102
- Using the viewing function 103
- Viewing images on a TV screen 104
- NTSC system 105
- PAL system 105
- PAL-M system 105
- Using “BRAVIA” Sync 106
- Changing your setup 108
- Image size 108
- Aspect ratio 108
- Creating a new folder 111
- Formatting the memory card 111
- Changing other settings 114
- Setting the date 115
- Selecting the language 115
- Setting the LCD monitor 116
- Displaying the version 118
- Resetting to the default 119
- Custom menu 120
- Playback menu 120
- Setup menu 120
- Viewing images on a computer 121
- To the USB 122
- USB cable 122
- To the 122
- USB terminal 122
- 2 Double-click [DCIM] 123
- For Macintosh 124
- For Windows 125
- Deleting the USB connection 125
- “Trash” icon 126
- 2 Copy the image file to the 128
- Using the software 129
- 2 Click [Install] 130
- • Log on as Administrator 131
- Using “PMB” 133
- Specifying DPOF 135
- Dating images 136
- Stage 1: Setting the camera 137
- Stage 3: Printing 138
- PictBridge menu 139
- Specifications 140
- BC-VH1 Battery charger 141
- Rechargeable battery pack 142
- Troubleshooting 144
- Shooting images 145
- Viewing images 148
- Deleting/Editing images 148
- Computers 148
- Memory card 149
- Printing 150
- PictBridge compliant printer 151
- Warning messages 153
- Precautions 156
- Notes on recording/playback 157
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