aid of the maximum flash range indicated on the
LC display (see Chapter 10.3).
EASY MODE of the flash unit
Select the operating mode Program P or full
auto mode on the camera!
Please refer to Chapter 5 for the setting of the
EASY MODE.
7.2 Cameras where operating mode, ISO
and aperture cannot be set
Camera setting
Activate the camera’s internal flash unit (see the
operating instructions for the given camera).
Flash unit setting
Auto flash mode A of the flash unit
Set on the flash unit the value for the largest aper-
ture opening (smallest f-number) of the camera
lens and the camera’s ISO value (see Technical
Data for the given camera).
If this f-number and ISO value cannot be set on
the flash unit, then set the next closest value.
Take some test shots.
Set a negative flash correction value on the flash
unit when the shots are too bright, and a positive
one when the shots are too dark (see Chapter 9.4).
Compare the exposure results to establish the opti-
mal setting for your camera.
When shooting pictures take into account the ma-
ximum flash range indicated on the flash unit’s LC
display (see Chapter 10.3)!
For cameras fitted with a zoom lens different
flash exposure correction values may be
necessary for the wide-angle and telephoto-
range!
Manual flash mode M of the flash unit
Set on the flash unit the value for the largest aper-
ture opening (smallest f-number) of the camera
lens and the camera’s ISO value (see Technical
Data for the given camera).
If this f-number and ISO value of the camera cannot
be set on the flash unit, then set the next closest values.
By selecting the full light output P 1/1 or a partial
light output, the necessary camera-to-subject dis-
tance can be established by referring to the maxi-
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