Samsung SEF15A User Manual Download

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Summary of Contents for SEF15A

Page 1: ...User Manua ...

Page 2: ...ry shoe Check model compatibility first before use The device is not compatible with the SAMSUNG GX series digital cameras or other 35 mm film cameras Check the operating status of the flash in advance before a vacation or an important event Samsung is not responsible for any damage or loss due to device malfunction Before using the flash read this user manual carefully for proper use 2 ...

Page 3: ...s carefully for proper and safe use If L JDanger Li waming li caution Situations that could cause serious injury or death Situations that could cause injury to yourself or others Situations that could cause damage to your flash camera or other devices 3 m s co _ tJ r ...

Page 4: ...ear flammable or explosive gases as there may be a risk of fire or explosion Do not handle the device with wet hands as there may be a risk of electric shock Do not shoot the flash toward the driver of a vehicle as this may cause an accident by temporarily impairing the driver s eyesight Comply with the safety information in the user manual and use only authorized chargers when you charge the Ni M...

Page 5: ...ation as it may be very hot Do not expose the battery to excessive heat such as sunlight and flame Caution Do not aim the flash directly into a person s eyes as this may cause irreparable damage to the person s eyesight Do not dismantle and short circuit the battery or do not throw the battery into a fire as there may be a risk of explosion Insert the battery in the correct direction to avoid risk...

Page 6: ...erly if separated from the camera as metals do not touch shoe terminals Do not use accessories such as an accessory shoe clip that have the different number of terminals as some functions may not operate properly The device may not operate properly if used with non Samsung cameras Samsung is not responsible for any accidents or device damage when used this way Check the device regularly every 1 or...

Page 7: ...e inside of the flash can be damaged by battery fluid Battery performance may deteriorate and charging may take longer when you use the device in cold temperatures When using the device in cold temperatures keep a spare set of batteries warm to alternate with your primary batteries Do not disassemble or attempt to charge disposable batteries as this may cause rupture or leakage of the battery Do n...

Page 8: ...autions when using the battery 7 Contents 8 Device features 9 Unpacking 10 Layouts 11 Insert the battery 12 8 Use the flash 14 Connect the flash 14 Check the READY lamp Test button 16 Check the status lamp 17 Use A TTL mode 18 Use Manual mode 19 Specifications 20 Number of flash bursts charging time 21 ...

Page 9: ...cally switch into the power saving mode to decrease unnecessary power consumption A dark border may appear around the screen and an appropriate level of exposure may not be applied entirely when you use a lens under 28 mm 35 mm equivalent Hold the whole body of the camera when connecting the flash to the camera When you hold the flash part only the camera may slip causing damage to the camera or f...

Page 10: ...Unpacking Check the product box for the following items Unpacking Optional Flash Portable pouch User manual e e AAA battery The illustrations used in the user manual may differ from the actual items 10 ...

Page 11: ...Layouts I m s C en r Bulb Status lamp L READY lamp __ Power button Test button MODE button k Accessory shoe fastening dial Accessory shoe connection 11 ...

Page 12: ...rting the batteries make sure that you have inserted the batteries correctly Use batteries with the same capacity and made by the same manufacturer Mixing battery types will decrease lifespan and could damage the device or cause injury 1 Open the battery cover 12 ...

Page 13: ...sert the battery 2 Insert the batteries Check the direction of polarity when inserting the battery m J cc _ J r Insert the battery above a ribbon You can easily remove the battery by pulling the ribbon 13 ...

Page 14: ...chronizable flash is 1 180 seconds If the shutter speed is set shorter than this it will be automatically adjusted to 1 180 seconds When you separate the external flash from the camera unfasten the accessory shoe fastening dial and remove it slowly Be careful not to apply excessive force to avoid damaging the upper part of the camera Connect the flash 1 Remove the accessory shoe cover from the cam...

Page 15: ...lash 2 Connect the flash by sliding it into the accessory shoe 3 Lock the flash into place by turning the accessory shoe fastening dial clockwise towards LOCK 4 Press the power button on the flash 15 I m co en r ...

Page 16: ...ash by pressing the READY lamp Test button Status I Exp lanali9n i Off Power off Charging Low battery Flash unavailable Blinking orange Charging Flash available will not flash at maximum power On orange Charging completed Flash available If you wish to take a shot with maximum light wait until the READY lamp is on 16 ...

Page 17: ...Use the flash Check the status lamp Status t expfanation Im cc _ Manual mode A TTL mode On green On red Blinking alternately green red Low power battery replacement required 17 en r ...

Page 18: ...e and shutter speed set on the camera by measuring the light entering through the lens 1 Connect the flash 2 Power on the flash Flash burst mode is set to A TIL mode Green lamp If not press Mode button and set the mode to A TIL mode Green lamp 3 Begin shooting after ensuring the flash is fully charged When charging is complete the Ready lamp will turn orange 18 ...

Page 19: ...ng the ISO and aperture values on the camera 1 Connect the flash 2 Power on the flash 3 Press Mode button to switch to Manual mode Red lamp 4 Set the ISO and aperture values 5 Begin shooting after ensuring the flash is fully charged When charging is complete the Ready lamp will turn orange 19 m J c e fJ r ...

Page 20: ...ype Guide Number G No A TIL Manual 18 mm 28 mm 35 mm equivalent 15 Flash metering control Auto Battery AAA battery 2 Alkaline Ni MH Dimension WxHxD 55x45 5x73 6 mm Weight wit out battery 80 4 9 without battery _ Proper operating temperature 0 40 c Proper opertating humidity 5 85 0 0 This specifications may be changed without prior notice due to upgrade of camera functions 20 ...

Page 21: ...e measured at a normal temperature with a new battery that has been used within 3 months after 50 second charge The values above may vary depending on battery manufacturer and shooting conditions Do not exceed the maximum number of continuous flashes Let the device rest for 10 minutes after using the flash 15 consecutive times The figures above are based on Samsung s test standards Your results ma...

Page 22: ...her the retailer where they purchased this product or their local government office for details of where and how they can take these items for environmentally safe recycling Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase contract This product and its electronic accessories should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for disposal 22 This marking...

Page 23: ... RoHS Pliant PlanetFirst represents Samsung Electronics commitment to the sustainable development and social responsibility through eco driven business and management activities MEMO 23 I m to _ T ...

Page 24: ...e with your product or visit our website http www samsungimaging com or http www samsung com for after sales service or inquiries nOAfle KVlT Vlcnonb30BaHVllO no Ha3Ha eHVlIO B HopManbHblX ycnoBVl X CpOK cny K6bl 5 neT AS5 AD68 05601A 1 0 ...

Page 25: ...elow website and select your country http www samsung com http www samsungimaging com La periode de garantie pour ce produit est de 12 mois acampter de la date d achat Veuillez consulter Ie site Web indique ci dessous at selectionner votre pays http www samsung com http www samsungimaging com 6801 001842 1 2 ...

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