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INTRODUCTION 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 automatic operation under any conditions from total darkness to fill-in 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 conditions.
The 300TL is also equipped with the built-in zoom mechanism that covers the focal length of the lens down to 24mm without a wide panel, and a bounce flash mechanism, plus automatic slow sync flash mechanism. In addition, fully automatic TTL multiple flash photography using up to four Canon Speedlite 300TL or Canon Macro Ring Lite ML-2 units and the second curtain sync flash photography are also possible. 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 from 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 exposure compensation, and more accurate exposure can be obtained.* Two views of the SPC that handle the TTL flash at the mirror box. - Tom Scott -
Various Canon
Speeedlite models.With Instruction Manuals Links
External Resources created by Mr. Christian Rollinger: Macrolite ML-1(HTML); Macrolite ML-2; Macrolite ML-3; Speedlite 133a; Speedlite 155a(HTML); Speedlite 177a; Speedlite 188a(HTML); Speedlite 199a; Speedlite 244t; Speedlite 277t(HTML); Speedlite 533; Speedlite 577
Selective Canon TTL Flash Models:- 300EZ | 300TL | 420EZ | 430 EZ | 480EG | 540EZ | other non-TTL Canon flash models
Contents:
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NOMENCLATURE Operation Summary Before Flash Photography Loading the Batteries Mounting the 300TL on the Camera Main Switch and Pilot Lamp Test Firing The SE (Save-Energy) Function Zoom Mechanism Flash Modes and Applications [1] Full Auto Mode [2] A-TTL Mode [3] FEL (Flash Exposure Lock) Mode [4] Manual Hi (M Hi) Mode [5] Manual Lo (M Lo) Mode Basic Operation [1] Full Auto Mode [2] A-TTL Mode (Program AE; Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority) [3] FEL Mode (Program AE; Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority) [4] Manual Mode Intermediate Operation FEL Mode + H/S Control Slow-Sync Flash Photography Second Curtain Sync Flash Photography Fill-in Flash Photography Bounce Flash Photography Multiple Flash Photography Multiple Flash Accessories Cautions: SPECIFICATIONS
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Credit: Pawel Nabe for his image on the Data Memory Back. EEwyn Foo, my nephew, who has spent quite a number of nights converting the original manual in HTML format. Mr. Richard Yeow, General Manager -Optical Division of Canon Marketing for granting special permission to reproduce this manual into HTML format in his site as a form of obligation to all the T90 users worldwide. Maintenance Team: Kaipin, Terry Carraway & Dr Strangelove; Tom Scott, for his images of the SPD cell, Chris Tutti for his initial effort to scan and prepared the T90 manual in PDF format. My staffs Miss Wati and Mirza for helping the basic setup work. * Canon, T90, FD Lenses, Canon Marketing are registered trade names or trademarks of Canon Inc. Japan.
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