Reference Guide

Exposure Compensation:
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This feature permits the
photographer to set flash-fill
ratio independent of available
light exposure, to +/- 3 steps
in 1/3 step increments in A-TTL
and TTL modes(fig. 5).
Press the "+" or "-" buttons below the display panel. The 430 EZ
Exposure Compensation feature does not work when the flash is set
to Manual mode.
Manual Flash Operation:
One of the drawbacks of using many types of manual flashes is the
guide-number calculations required for setting the lens aperture.
The 430 EZ performs these troublesome calculations automatically.
By pressing the "MODE" button
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Stroboscopic Flash:
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(fig. 8), the 430 EZ will switch
from ATTL/TTL to "M" at full
power {"l/l"} (fig. 6). Then,
by pressing the + or - buttons
(fig. 8), the photographer can
select any setting of 1/1, 1/2,
1/4, 1/8, 1/16, or 1/ 32 power.
As the shutter release is
pressed halfway, the 430 EZ's
display panel will show the
recommended aperture and
shooting distance (fig. 7).
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The 430 EZ has extended its Stroboscopic Flash mode to 10 flashes
per second (Hz) . To use this feature, press the "MODE" button
(fig. 8) until "MULTI" and "1 Hz" are displayed on the data panel
(fig. 9). Note that only manual settings of 1/4 through 1/32 can
be used with this feature . Press the "MULTI (HZ)" button to set the
number of flashes per second. The selection of various power
ratios and flashes-per-second (Hz) will produce a distance
read-out for correct exposure after the shutter release is
pressed halfway (fig. 10).
Note:
1/ 1 and 1/ 2 manual settings cannot be used for
Stroboscopic Flash.
The green ready lamp does not light during settings of
6 to 10 flashes per second (Hz).
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