Samsung VP-D903, Owner'S Instruction Book

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Advanced Recording
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You can take natural looking flash pictures with appropriate illumination using the built-in flash, whether they are night scenes, in
doors or in other dark places.
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OFF : The flash does not fire.
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(Auto) : The flash comes on depending on the brightness of the subject.
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(Flash on) : The flash comes on regardless of the brightness of the subject.
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(Red-eye reduction auto) :
The flash pre-fires automatically before the main firing to reduce the red-eye.
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FLASH SELECT
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The FLASH SELECT function works in CAMERA and M.REC mode.
1. Set the camcorder to CAMERA mode or M.REC mode.
2. Press the MENU button.
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The menu list will appear
3. Move the MENU SELECTOR to highlight CAMERA and push the MENU SELECTOR.
4. Select FLASH SELECT from the submenu and push the MENU SELECTOR.
5. Using the MENU SELECTOR, Select the FLASH SELECT mode.
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Push the MENU SELECTOR to confirm the FLASH SELECT mode.
6. To exit, press the MENU button.
Warning!
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Do not fire the flash with the flash bulb covered with your hand.
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Do not fire the flash close to people’s eyes.
Notes
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While using the following functions, you cannot use the FLASH function:
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PROGRAM AE, SHUTTER SPEED, EXPOSURE, STROBE (DSE function),
SLOW SHUTTER, CONTINUOUS SHOT, MEMORY MIX
- When you are recording movies onto a tape.
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If the flash is forced to fire (Flash on) in a bright location, the flash effect may not be seen on the
recorded picture.
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When (Red-eye reduction auto) is set, the flash fires twice-once to perform red-eye
reduction and the second for taking the main picture. There is approximately a 1.5 seconds gap
between flashes.
CAM MODE
INITIAL
PROGRAM AE
WHT. BALANCE
D.ZOOM
EIS
DSE SELECT
MEMORY MIX
FLASH SELECT CAMERA
A/V
MEMORY
VIEWER
CAM MODE
PROGRAM AE
WHT. BALANCE
D.ZOOM
EIS
DSE SELECT
MEMORY MIX
FLASH SELECT
CAMERA SET
CAM MODE
FLASH SELECT
AUTO
FLASH ON
RED EYE REDUCTION
CAMERA SET
Using the Built - in Flash
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