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Error messages will appear if you choose a fill ratio which is out of range
of the flash. The error indications are:
“OUT OF RANGE - DECREASE FILL OR F#”
For example, the camera is set to F16 and QTTL fill flash is set to +2 stops.
Either decrease the f/# on the camera or decrease the fill flash ratio on the
QTTL adapter.
“OUT OF RANGE - INCREASE FILL OR F#”
For example, the camera is set to F2.8 and QTTL fill flash is set to –3
stops. Increase the f/# on the camera or increase the fill flash ratio on the
QTTL adapter.
Once the adjustment is made and Qflash returns to an acceptable range,
the display will revert to the usual Auto Fill information.
10.4 Auto Sensor Limit
Setting Qflash to Auto exposure makes picture taking fast and easy.
However, an automatic flash has a flaw: the sensor on the flash expects
the subject to be wide, flat, and fill the view of the sensor. A person
standing against a wall fits this description; people in a catering hall or
in a park at night do not. When the background is located far behind the
subject, the automatic flash struggles to produce even lighting. The
result is often an over exposed subject, sometimes by as much as two
stops. When a photo lab develops film with a greatly over exposed sub-
ject, it will ‘print down’ to bring the flesh tones back into range. Or, time
will be spent adjusting a digital image, with the resultant loss of detail
and image quality.
To solve this problem use the Flash sensor limit.
QTTL Fill Dial
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