Microtek gnc m timv320 1104 User Manual

The flash serves as a built-in supplemental light source

for taking pictures in environments with insufficient

lighting. The effective flash range is 1.5m to 2m.
The flash with red-eye reduction allows you to reduce

the phenomenon of “red eyes,” which occurs when a

subject is photographed directly while using a flash.
By pressing the Flash ( ) button you can toggle through

the following flash modes:

 Auto (Auto flash) — The flash fires when ambient

lighting conditions require its use.

 Auto with red-eye reduction — The flash will fire

when ambient lighting conditions require its use and will

reduce the red-eye effect.

 Forced flash — The flash fires every time you take a

picture, regardless of ambient lighting conditions.

 Forced flash with red-eye reduction — The flash fires

every time you take a picture regardless of lighting

conditions and will reduce the red-eye effect.

 Flash off — The flash will not fire.

To take pictures using a desired flash mode:
1. In Photo mode ( ), frame the subject using the LCD

screen.

2. Press the Flash ( ) button until

the desired flash mode appears

on the LCD screen.

The factory default flash is

Flash off.

3. Press the Shutter button to

shoot.

Before

After

NOTE: The flash is designed to fire twice in order to detect

correct shooting distance of the subject. When you press

the Shutter button with the flash enabled, you will see the

flash fire twice and hear a sound to indicate that a still

image has been taken (unless the sound is disabled). The

DV camera is then ready to take another still image.