On Jul 11, 2005, at 10:39 AM, Christian wrote:

With the DS, putting the camera into M mode, with any lens set to the
A position on the aperture ring, engages the P-TTL flash metering
system with the built-in flash: same as in any other mode. The flash
duration is adjusted to compensate for different aperture settings.
Does the D operate differently?

No.  but the flash can be put into "M" mode or "Automatic" rather than
P-TTL.

I'm not clear about what you mean.

- If you put the D's built-in flash into M mode, independent of what the lens aperture ring is set to, does it simply fire at full power?

- If you put the D's built-in flash into Automatic mode, does the D perform TTL flash metering rather than P-TTL flash metering regardless of the lens aperture ring is set to?

If so, then it does indeed have a discrete flash metering control switch, which is what I would like on the DS too. :-)

Godfrey

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