Metz Camera Flash Light manual Rear

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M Manual flash mode

Flash mode with unregulated light output. The flash unit delivers the full light output, if no partial light output

is set.

Manual zoom

The zoom position of the main reflector and thus the illu- mination of the flash unit can be adjusted

manually to the lens focal length.

Modeling light

Modeling light is a stroboscope light with a high flash frequency lasting a few seconds. With this “quasi per-

manent light”, the light dispersion and shadow formation at the subject can be checked before taking the photograph.

Motor zoom

The zoom position of the main reflector and hence the illumina- tion of the flash unit can be adjusted auto-

matically to the lens focal length.

P Partial light mode

Manual flash mode with unregu- lated light output. By setting par- tial light mode on the flash unit, the light

output or illumination duration of the flash unit can be adapted specifically to the pho- tographic situation.

P-TTL

Modern further development of the TTL flash control with measurement pre-flash technique for

Pentax and Samsung cameras.

R REAR

Synchronisation to the 2nd shutter curtain for more natural blurring

effects for longer exposure times.

Remote operation

A remote system consists of a master or controller flash unit on the camera and one or more slave flash

units. The slave flash unit is remotely con- trolled wirelessly by the master or controller flash unit. With a master flash unit, the flash light contributes to the exposure, in contrast to a controller flash unit.

S SCA 3002 adapter system

For system cameras with digital or analog data transmission be- tween the camera and flash unit. By using

an SCA adapter from the SCA 3002 sys- tem, there are numerous additional system flash functions available with flash units from the SCA 3002 system, depending on the type of camera. The firmware of an SCA adapter from the SCA 3002 system is updateable via Metz service for future cameras. The SCA 3002 adapters are an updated version of the SCA 3000 system.

SCA 300 adapter system

For system cameras for adapta- tion to flash units of the SCA 3002 or SCA 300 system. Depending on

the type of camera, not all system flash functions are supported by the SCA 300 system.

Secondary reflectorr

To brighten shadows cast in the close-up ranges which appear

when using an indirect flash.

Slave mode

An integrated sensor makes this wireless slave flash mode pos- sible in combination with a master or con- troller flash unit. (>>> Remote operation)

Stroboscope mode

Manual flash mode for flash sequences with a selectable intensity, frequency, and number of flashes,

e.g. for special effect photos and motion studies.

Swivel reflector

Can be tilted horizontally and vertically for indirect flash. Can be tilted vertically for indi- rect flash.

T TTL flash control

While taking the photograph, the flash light is measured through the lens (TTL = through the lens) by

a sensor in the camera. The light output of the flash unit is terminated as soon as the subject is correctly exposed.

TTL fill-in flash control

Reduces too high subject contrast (e.g. to brighten dark shadowy

areas in bright sunshine).

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USB

Interface for firmware updates via the Internet.

W Wake-up

The flash unit can be reactivat-

ed by actuating the shutter re- lease if the flash is in energy-saving stand- by mode after an extended break from taking photographs.

(>>> Automatic unit switch-off)

Wide-angle attachment

Increases the light angle of the flash unit. Depending on the type of flash unit, the wide-angle attach-

ment is either integrated or attachable as an accessory.

Z Zoom size

Automatic adaptation of the dis- play of the reflector position of the flash unit to the picture-taking chips for

digital cameras.

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