Nikon SB-28 Applicable to cameras in Groups I and, Nikkor lenses with a built-inCPU

Confirming the flash shooting distance range in TTL Auto Flash t Mode

Applicable to cameras in Groups I and II

The method for confirming the shooting distance differs, depending on the lens in use and the selected exposure mode. Check the flash shooting distance range as described below.

Flash shooting distance range

Aperture value

Nikkor lenses with a built-in CPU

• In Programmed auto (P, Ps) or Shutter-priority auto (S) mode:

(1)Set the lens to its minimum aperture (highest f-number) (except G-type Nikkor lenses).

(2)Press the shutter release button halfway and check the shooting distance range on the SB-28’s LCD panel.

•In Aperture-priority auto (A) or Manual (M) mode:

Check the indicator bars _ and the subject’s distance as you rotate the camera’s command dial or lens aperture ring to determine the aperture value.

Nikkor lenses without a built-in CPU

• In Aperture-priority auto (A) or Manual (M) mode only:

(1)While looking at the indicator bars _, press the { or } button to change the aperture and bring the subject within the flash shooting distance range.

(2)Note the aperture and set it on the lens.

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