Nikon SB 11 Sync Cord Sell, Synchronization Chart, Nikon Camera Proper synchronization speed sec

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Sync Cord Sell ®

This cord has standard Nikon connections at both ends for positive attachment of the SB-11 to a Nikon camera having a screw-in type sync terminal.

Synchronization Chart

Nikon Camera Proper synchronization speed (sec.)

F3 -series

1/80 (X) or slower

FA

11250 or slower

FE2

11250 or slower

FE

1/ 125 or slower

FM2

 

(with 1I250sec .

1/250 or slower

sync speed)

 

FM2

1/200 (X200) or slower

(with 1/200sec.

sync speed)

 

F-30l /N2000*

11125 or slower

FG -20*

1/ 90 (M90) or slower

FG*

1/90 (M90) or slower

EM*

1/90 (M90) or slower

F2-series

1/80 (red line located between 1/60

 

and 1/125) or slower

•These cameras do not have a sync terminal. To use the SB- II , you must first attach the Sensor Remote Cord SC-J3. Via the SC-13, the shutter speed is automatically swi tched to the proper synchronization speed with the camera in any automa tic exposure mode.

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Contents Nikon Nomenclature Page Contents Foreword Tighten the screws to secure Open the battery chamberClose the battery chamber Attach the bracket @ to Attach the .bracket toSpeedhght Wheel completely Attach the sync cord@ Plug in the sensorRotate the flash head CD To the normal shooting position Nization Set the exposure Calculator dialSet the lens aperture ring to an appropriate Number Set the shooting mode selector Take the picture Controls in Detail Tilting Flash Head CD Controls in DetailWide-Flash Adapter SW-3 CD Exposure Calculator Dial For Automatic OperationExample For Manual Operation At the Auto Positions Sensor Unit SU-2 CD At the S Slave Position At the M Manual PositionOpen-Flash Button @ Ready-Light @Sync/Multiple Flash Sockets External Power Terminal @Synchronization Chart Sync Cord SellNikon Camera Proper synchronization speed sec TTL Remote Cords SC-12 and SC-23 Sensor Remote Cord SC-13Sync Cord SC-15 RED EYE~-I \ \ Page Optimum Battery Performance Dimensions Power sourceWeight Light output controlNlko
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