Does the PowerShot ELPH 110 HS have a "Fill Flash" or "Forced Flash" mode?
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It depends on how you have the camera set. This camera is like several different cameras in one - you can set it on full automatic or you can set it on full manual, either one with the flash ON or OFF as you desire.
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It has a switch to the left of the power on/off switch that sets the camera for "Auto" or "Program." When the camera is in the auto mode the flash is always in "Auto Flash" the camera controls the flash as needed. In the program mode you can set the flash manually for 1) auto, 2) on, 3) slow synchro - slows shutter speed to brighten background, or 4) off. The slow synchro actually gives very even lighting to the scene or you can just turn the flash on and the exposure is balanced between the subject in shadow and the background.
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You can force the flash while out of "auto" mode. You have a programmer with several option for the flash. It's really simple to use.
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I'm not certain, but we have taken pictures in dim light which have turned out really well. We have then turned on the flash mode for comparison and the picture is even brighter and crisper looking . This camera takes amazing pictures in most situations! Hope this helps.
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Brook, There are no user selectable Flash Modes. These alternate 2 x 2. They flash 2 times each then they all flash 2 times. Then the cycle starts over.Hope this helps.
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It has a fill light that you can use continues, to see before you shoot and then the flash, which is adjustable in intensity, its a very good flash, in my opinion better that one we were using costing a couple of hundred dollars more.
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Hello, The SZ1 has three "burst" modes selected from "menu". "H" setting: the camera keeps taking pictures when you press the shutter button until you release it. On "Hi-Speed Burst", the camera takes takes pictures more rapidly as you depress the shutter button. On "Flash Burst", the camera keeps taking pictures but with the flash firing. This is slower than the previous two modes. Of course, there is a "Burst Off" setting. As long as you hold the shutter button down in the burst modes, there is no limit to the amount of shots you can take.
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Not sure with the SL1, but I have used it with several Canon bodies and it is always the same. Click the button of the flash with the lightning bolt and the "h" until the symbol appears on the flash lcd. In the camera hit menu, down at the bottom of the first menus select flash control. The select external flash. Go to Shutter sync and make sure high speed is selected.
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No, it's strictly a manual-control flash. A great powerful unit, but you have to think "old school" when using it.
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I haven't had that issue. You can adjust the flash mode and that should solve the issue.
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yes. burst of 8 fps in max resolution. it also does a composite shot of 3, which is not a burst, but sort of overlay, when taking pics off paused led TV's. makes for crystal clear pics. love this camera.
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Yes, I put it on Manual and the flash just pops right up. It does come up automatically.
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yes,it does, it has a small button on the left side,on the front of the camera body that will make the flash pop up
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It does have an automatic flash. You can also turn the flash off. The flash extends out of the top of the camera body when needed. You do need to be a little careful when pushing it back in. The flash extends on a little platform that can be damaged if you are too rough.
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Wish I could answer but I only use it on the camera and don't have another flash.
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There is a small button just below where the flash is housed that you press to pop it out and activate flash, I assume once its up it will continue to use flash as needed until you press it back down. Personally I like this feature since I prefer natural light photography.
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I do not think so. The only manual controls I have found are Exposure EV and ISO in P mode. In P mode the camera gives you the suggested F stop and shutter speed. For what it is this is a great snap shooter and does great indoors no flash using the auto modes.
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Hi, I am just an amateur photographer but, if it helps here is some info on the Canon PowerShot ELPH 330 HS. I will "assume" that the HS in the model number refers to High Speed and the specs lean in that direction. The 330 HS has a shutter speed of 1/2000th of a Second, the sensitivity has an Auto mode and manual of the ISO from 80 to 6400 in 1 step increments, there is a Hi-Speed Burst mode. In the Hi-Speed Burst mode the recording pixels are 1984x1488. The shutter speeds are sensitivity ranges are Not as great as some of the digital ie., DSLR's. I am still experimenting with my new camera and have not as yet taken a picture specifically requiring "Hi Speeds". Maybe someone more professional can translate the specs into your specific requirements . Good luck and I hope this helps. JH
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Yes. Just click the "Lightening" Symbol to turn it off. Unlike my older Canon PowerShot, the flash setting stays on Auto or off until I change it. The older PowerShot would reset back to Auto every time I powered the camera on and off.