TAILIEUCHUNG - Complete Guide to the Nikon D200- P17

Complete Guide to the Nikon D200- P17:As with all my books, a full draft was reviewed by volunteers to weed out unclear language and misstatements. This book is better because of them. | only aperture and ISO overlap between the two exposures. When set to the defaults the D200 does its best guess at making everything work magically. As you ll learn in a bit the default settings for the camera are to balance flash and ambient lighting what Nikon calls TTL BL . That s not always what you want it to do and there are things that can keep the camera from succeeding at that. Flash Basics A flash produces a burst of light by pushing an electronic pulse across Xenon gas which causes it to react118. It does this in response to a signal from the camera that it s time to produce flash. For flashes with variable power ability such as those found in the Speedlight models and the internal flash the amount of light actually produced is determined by when the electrical signal to the Xenon is shut off When a flash fires at full power it essentially gives everything it has the Xenon gas responds as much as it can and eventually decays to nothing. That takes about 1 1050 of a second on an SB-800. When a flash fires at less than full power this is done by stifling the Xenon flash prematurely by removing the electrical impulse. On an SB-800 for example the flash can be shut off in as little as 1 41 600 of a second 1 128 power . In order to have any variability in flash output something has to measure the amounts of light produced and make the decision of when to shut the flash off. Either the D200 or the flash itself can both measure and control the amount of light. Yes this means that the D200 has something inside it that measures the light produced by the flash the 1005-pixel CCD 8I used to use the word ignite but technically that s not correct so I ve modified my wording slightly. Thom Hogan s Complete Cuide to the Nikon D200 Page 481 in the viewfinder is used for this job119 . Like the ambient exposure the CCD must get its measurements before the picture is taken which is why you ll see references to something called the preflash120. Why before the .

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