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Usually use this mode with a
camera with communication
capability.

PICTURE SHOOTING USING A DIGITAL CAMERA WITH COMMUNICATION CAPABILITY

<Selecting the control mode>

1.

Turn the camera on.

2.

Turn the electronic flash on. The batteries are recharged
when the Charge lamp lights up.

3.

Press the Shutter button of the camera gently to start com-
munication of shooting information including ISO speed,
lens iris and shutter speed between the camera and elec-
tronic flash.

4.

Press the MODE button of the electronic flash to select
the flash control mode.
• The selected mode is shown in the control panel.
• The mode is switched every time the MODE button is

pressed.

Flash control
mode

TTL AUTO

AUTO

MANUAL

FP
TTL AUTO

FP
MANUAL

12

13

15

16 & 18

Control panel
display

Control operation

Main application

Ref.
Pages

Flash is controlled automatically
by performing pre-flash accord-
ing to the camera setup.

Flash light intensity is controlled
according to the light detected
through the auto light receptor of
the flash and to the camera setup.

If the camera has communica-
tion capability, this mode can be
used only when the camera is
an AUTO-compatible model.

Flash is performed according to
the manually set guide number
(GN).

Shooting using manual flash.

TTL AUTO and MANUAL mode
that can synchronize with the
high-speed shooting of the
single-reflex focal plain shutter.

Outdoor shooting using flash,
such as sync shooting in the
daytime.

Notes

• Certain modes may be unavailable depending on the shooting mode set on the camera and the functions of the

camera in use.

• It is not possible to select an unavailable mode.

ATTACHING TO THE CAMERA/REMOVING FROM THE CAMERA

Confirm that both the camera and electronic flash are off.
Attaching or removing the electronic flash while either the flash or the camera is on may result in
malfunction.

How to attach

1.

Place the light-emitting section in the standard position
(horizontal, front). If it is in the locked position, press and
turn the Bounce lock release button.

2.

Remove the hot shoe cover from the camera.

• Store the hot shoe cover in the pocket located on the inner

side of the flash case.

3.

Loosen the lock ring.

• If the lock pin is in the out position, press it in by turning it

all the way in the opposite direction to [

LOCK] until it

stops.

Lock pin

Electric contact

• Do not apply excessive force to the lock pin.
• Do not touch the electric contact with a finger or metallic object.
• Do not attach the electronic flash while the lock pin is in the out position.

Otherwise, malfunction may result.

4.

Slide the electronic flash all the way into the hot shoe until
it stops with a click.

5.

Turn the lock ring all the way into the direction of  [

LOCK]

until it stops.

How to remove

1.

Loosen the lock ring completely, then slide the electronic
flash out of the hot shoe.

2.

Attach the hot shoe cover to the camera.

Notes

To use the electronic flash with a digital camera not equipped with hot shoe:

• If the camera has an external flash terminal, the electronic flash can be attached and connected using the flash

bracket and bracket cable (optional).

• The electronic flash cannot be used with a camera that is not equipped with a hot shoe or external flash terminal.

Содержание FL 50 - Hot-shoe clip-on Flash

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Страница 2: ...re may result Do not take out the batteries immediately after using the electronic flash continuously for a long period Otherwise the hot batteries may cause burns Do not deform the battery compartmen...

Страница 3: ...ermission of Olympus is prohibited except for personal use ut permission of Olympus is strictly prohibited mages loss of profit or claims from any third party incurred due to ges and loss of profit re...

Страница 4: ...value Page 23 Light intensity adjustment Pages 12 14 15 17 18 Lens iris Page 27 Feet Page 27 Meter Page 27 Setting display GN ISO F light control range optimum shooting range and light intensity adju...

Страница 5: ...compartment cover d as an external power supply of different types together sh is not going to be used for a long period using the flash in cold areas CHECKING BATTERIES After loading the batteries c...

Страница 6: ...he single reflex focal plain shutter Outdoor shooting using flash such as sync shooting in the daytime Notes Certain modes may be unavailable depending on the shooting mode set on the camera and the f...

Страница 7: ...0 5 or more when it faces downward The above table shows the light control ranges in the off flash condition 3 When flash activation has been performed correctly the AUTO CHECK lamp blinks for about 5...

Страница 8: ...y in the following steps 0 0 3 0 7 1 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 7 1 0 3 0 he display shows the light intensity adjustment value ex ept when the value is 0 in which case the display shows he light control range the...

Страница 9: ...ight intensity adjustment The flash light intensity can be adjusted between 3 and 3 The light intensity adjustment must be set to ON in the custom setup operation page 27 The indicator appears in the...

Страница 10: ...stance is equal o the subject distance When the optimum shooting distance is 0 6 m 0 5 m in ase of close up flash or less the displayed figure blinks o warn that the subject is located outside the fla...

Страница 11: ...ation If the lamp does not blink change the lens iris F ISO speed subject distance etc The light check by means of test flash activation is pos sible only in the AUTO mode Guide number GN Light intens...

Страница 12: ...of the ZOOM button switches the firing angle as follows AUTO 12 14 17 25 35 42 ZOOM 24 28 35 50 70 85 When the wide panel is used AUTO 8 10 ZOOM 16 20 AUTO ZOOM can be selected only when the camera i...

Страница 13: ...ic flash while catch ing the subject with the light from the built in flash With certain camera models the built in flash may be dis abled when the electronic flash is mounted on the camera s hot shoe...

Страница 14: ...atteries The figures increase as the he values obtained with MANUAL flashing at a 1 1 light intensity ratio sity is lower Flash emission interval Flash emission count Alkaline batteries Approx sec tim...

Страница 15: ...at can be synchronized successively firing rate vs frames sec Light intensity ratio External power supply 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32 1 64 1 128 1 256 None Batteries in FL 50 Flash Power Grip FP 1 C R14 alkalin...

Страница 16: ...8 10 12 14 17 25 35 42 135F 16 20 24 28 35 50 70 85 1 125 12 7 14 1 19 8 21 2 25 5 28 3 31 8 35 4 1 160 11 3 12 6 17 6 18 9 22 7 25 2 28 3 31 5 1 200 10 1 11 2 15 7 16 8 20 2 22 5 25 2 28 1 1 250 9 0...

Страница 17: ...l down Q Can the electronic flash be used with an Olympus L series 35 mm film camera A No it cannot be used Q Why can t I mount the electronic flash on the camera A The electronic flash cannot be moun...

Страница 18: ...the LB 01 type lithium battery packs AUTO MANUAL FP TTL AUTO FP MANUAL down 7 left 0 to 90 right 0 to 180 ith the auto power OFF operation of a camera with com capability ring at low intensity possibl...

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