Nikon SB-28 instruction manual Manual Flash ƒ Mode

Manual Flash ƒ Mode

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Synchronization in continuous shooting in Manual ƒ mode.

The SB-28 is able to recycle fast enough to synchronize with a motor-driven camera firing continuously up to six frames per sec. at a 1/64 flash output level. It is possible to take up to 40 flash pictures in rapid succession.

Number of continuous flashes at six frames per sec.

Optional			Flash output
power	Batteries Inside SB-28	1/8	1/16	1/32	1/64
source
( SB-28 only)	All types	Up to 4	Up to 8	Up to 16	Up to 30
SD-7	AA-type alkaline-	Up to 6	Up to 10	Up to 40
	manganese
	AA-type alkaline-			Up to 20
	manganese
SD-8
		Up to 5	Up to 10
	AA-type NiCd
SD-8A*
	AA-type Ni-MH			Up to 30	Up to 40
	Lithium
	AA-type alkaline-			Up to 20
	manganese
SK-6
	AA-type NiCd	Up to 5	Up to 10
SK-6A*				Up to 30
	AA-type Ni-MH
	Lithium battery			Up to 20

*Available in the European market only.

•SD-7 uses C-type alkaline-manganese batteries.

•Because the European version of the SB-28 comes with a different shaped connector, Nikon DC Units SD-7, SD-8 and the Power Bracket Unit SK-6 are not compatible.

•Fresh and same type batteries must be used in both the SB-28 and optional Nikon DC Units SD-8/8A*, and Power Bracket Unit SK-6/6A*.

Allow the SB-28 to cool off for at least 10 minutes after the maximum number of continuous firing shown in the table.

Flash mode and output	Max. number of continuous firings
t, ˙, " , and ƒ 1/1 and 1/2	15
ƒ 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, 1/64	40

Even if the number of continuous firings is less than those listed above, it’s a good idea to let the SB-28 cool off as often as possible when using it in a warm environment.

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