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Canon Speedlite 300TL User manual

User manual for Canon Speedlite 300TL. 45 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.

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Brand
Canon
Model / document
Canon Speedlite 300TL
Document type
User manual
Language
English
Pages
45
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3.8 MB
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Flashes & lighting
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INTRODUCTION

Exclusively designed for the Canon T90, the

Canon Speediite 300TL is @ high-performance, au:

tomatic TTL control flash unit with the following

modes.

1. The P (Program) Mode provides fully automatic
flash photography by merely setting the mode
selector and pressing the shutter button.

2. The A-TTL mode provides simple, fully auto-
matic operation under any conditions from
total darkness to fillin flash

3, The FE Lock mode incorporates the AE lock
concept into flash photography using spot
metering

4. Two manual modes, Hi and Lo, can be
selected in accordance with the exposure con
ditions.

The 3007 is also equipped with the built-in zoom

mechanism that covers the focal length of the

Jens down to 24mm without a wide panel, and a

bounce flash mechanism, plus automatic slow.

sync flash mechanism.

In addition, fully automatic TTL multiple tlash pho:
tography using up to four Canon Speedlite 300TL
or Canon Macro Ring Lite ML-2 units and the sec-
fond curtain sync flash photography are also pos:
sible,

For a full understanding of the 300TL, please read
this instruction booklet carefully before using the
flash,

TTL Control System
The sensor inside the camera body measures
the light reflected trom the film surface and
cuts off flash emission automatically when the
subject has been properly exposed. Since only
the light which has passed through the lens is
measured it is not necessary to make any ex.
posure compensation, and more accurate ex.
posure can be obtained,
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