Image pickup apparatus that is capable of bounce emission photographing, control method therefor, and storage medium storing control program therefor
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorFumihiko Aikawa
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorFumihiko Aikawa
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An image pickup apparatus capable of focusing correctly and of setting a bounce angle accurately. A lighting device that changes an irradiation angle is attached to an apparatus body. A first control unit drives the lighting device to perform pre-emission when the irradiation angle is controlled for bounce emission photographing where an object is photographed while being illuminated by a reflected light emitted from the lighting device and reflected by reflection material. A first distance measuring unit measures a first distance to the object and a second distance to the reflection material using the pre-emission. A second control unit sets up the irradiation angle based on the first and second distances and controls the lighting device to the set irradiation angle. A second distance measuring unit measures a third distance to the object during focus control. A prohibition unit prohibits the pre-emission when the second distance measuring unit measures the third distance.
An image pickup apparatus capable of perform emission photographing by using a lighting device having a driving unit which changes an irradiation direction of a light emitted from a light source, the image pickup apparatus comprising:
A lighting device attachable to an image pickup apparatus, comprising:
A control method for an image pickup apparatus capable of perform emission photographing by using a lighting device having a driving unit which changes an irradiation direction of a light emitted from a light source, the control method comprising:
The control method according to claim 27, wherein the predetermined period is a predetermined period which is set according to the instruction regarding the focus control and from when an emission instruction to emit an auxiliary light from another light source different from the light source is issued.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.