Canon 0585C006, Instruction Manual

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With high-speed sync, you can shoot with a flash even at shutter
speeds that exceed the maximum flash sync speed. This is convenient
when you want to shoot in the aperture-priority AE <
f
> mode (open
aperture) with background blur in locations such as outdoors in daylight.
1
Press <
8
>.
2
Select the symbol in the
illustration.

Turn < 9 > to select the symbol
shown in the illustration, then press
<
8 >.
3
Select <
c
>.

Turn < 9 > to select < c >, then press
< 8 >.

Check that < F > is lit in the
viewfinder, then shoot.
c
High-speed Sync
N
With high-speed sync, the faster the shutter speed, the lower the guide
number will be. You can check the effective flash range on the LCD panel.

When the shutter speed is less than or equal to the maximum flash sync
speed, <
F > is not displayed in the viewfinder.

To return to normal flash shooting, select <
2
> (first-curtain sync) in
step 3. (<
2
> will not be displayed on the LCD panel after you perform
this setting.)