Night Flash setting - the camera will fire the flash at an appropriate
aperture for the subject in the center of the finder, however the
shutter will be kept open for an extended time to accumulate light from
the background. Intended for night shots of subjects in front of city
lights, holiday displays, etc.
Franklin Berryman wrote:
>
> Just purchased a Stylus Epic from Gary Reese. What a great camera! Thanks
> to all for suggesting this for my [wife's] point and shoot.
>
> Now, can someone direct me to an on-line manual or at least tell me what
> these icons mean:
>
> 1. Press the flash button, an eye icon appears. What is this mean?
>
> 2. Press the flash button again, a flash icon with a line through it
> appears. I think I have that one figured out - no flash.
>
> 3. Press the flash button again, a flash icon appears. I think I have that
> one figured out too - regular flash.
>
> 4. Press the flash button again, a night icon appears. I assume this is the
> "night flash" feature. What does this feature do?
>
> 5. Press the flash button again, both a night icon and an eye icon appear.
> What does this mean?
>
> I believe I read that this camera has a spot metering mode. How is it
> activated? How can you tell what area is being metered?
>
> I understand there is a remote shutter release. How does this work?
>
> Thanks in advance.
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