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Flash Exposure Compensation
You can use the exposure compensation function of the camera to compensate flash output
to get your desired results. You can also adjust the flash brightness ± 6 in 1/3 increments by
pressing the Select/Set button in the ETTL/iTTL mode and rotating the Select Dial to select
the desired adjustment. Press the Select/Set button to confirm the setting.
Rear Curtain Sync
You can use slow shutter speeds to produce motion effects using the rear-curtain sync
function. (For rear curtain sync settings, refer to your camera instructions.) You can turn on
or turn off the rear curtain sync by pressing the rear curtain sync key on the flash.
Note: When flash is used as slave unit, the rear curtain sync function cannot be set on the
flash.
Flash Exposure Bracketing - FEB
The Flash Exposure Bracketing function is set on your camera. Refer to your camera
instructions with your camera model. When the FEB mode is set, exposure compensation
will be made automatically in sequence, for example “normal-under-over”.
Note: For the FEB mode, set the camera's drive mode to single shooting and be sure the
flash is ready before shooting.