| FOREWORD | |
NOMENCLATURE | The Nikon Speedlight | |
FOREWORD | . .... 4 | weight electronic flash unit having a host of useful fea - |
BASIC OPERATION | .. | tures. |
CONTROLS IN DETAIL | 10- 20 | With coverage matching that of a 28mm wideangle lens, |
Bracket | . . 10 | this unit uses a silicon |
Bracket Mounting Adapter | . ... 10 | circuitry to provide automatic control of the flash ex- |
Shutter Speed Dial | . 11 | posure to match the |
Exposure Calculator Dial | addition, the | |
Sensor Unit | . . .. IS for the next shot when shooting subjects at close range, | |
. .. . 16 | thus reducing recycling time and increasing the number | |
17 | of flashes per battery set. When the optional TTL Sensor | |
Flash Head | . . .. 18 | Cord |
Sync/Multiple Flash Sockets | . .. . 19 | High |
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TIPS ON AUTOMATIC FLASH SHOOTING | .. . . 21 | Moreover, the |
ACCESSORIES | bounce flash with its movable flash head which can be | |
DC Unit | . . . 22 | tilted back 120° and rotated 120° to the right and 120° |
TTL Sensor Cord | . . .. 23 | to the left; |
Sensor Remote Cord | . . . 23 | 120 ° intervals for both the tilting and rotating move- |
Sync Cord | .. . . 23 | ments. |
"RED EYEH | .. . . 24 | Even though the |
OPTIMUM BATTERY PERFORMANCE | .. . 2S | should familiarize yourself with the unit's basic operation |
SPECIFICATIONS | .. . . 26 | as presented in the /irst section. For more detailed in- |
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| formation , please refer to "Controls in Detail." A few |
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| minutes Wisely invested now will payoff later in years of |
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| rewarding photographic experiences. |
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