User Manual

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Exposure correction through alteration of
the lens aperture is not possible, as the
camera’s automatic exposure views the
altered aperture as the normal working
one.
Manual flash exposure correction in
TTL flash modes can only take place if
the camera supports this feature (see
camera operating instructions).
Don’t forget to delete the TTL exposure
correction on the camera after the shot.
Highly reflective objects in the intended
shot can disturb the camera’s automa-
tic exposure. This results in underexpo-
sure. Remove reflective objects or set a
positive correction value.
5.2 Manual flash mode
In manual flash mode M, full flash output
is deployed if no partial lighting is set.
By selecting a suitable partial light output
or adjusting the camera’s aperture, it is
possible to adapt to the ambient situa-tion.
The adjustable range stretches from
P 1/1 — P1/64.
Configuration procedure
• Switch on the flash unit by pressing the
button

.
• Press "M"

to set the manual opera-
ting mode M .
Manual partial light output
Partial light output can be configured in
manual operating mode M.
Configuration procedure
• Press the "M"

button on the flash unit
until the LED illuminates the desired par-
tial light output 1/1, 1/2, 1/8 or 1/64.
The setting is effective immediately and
saved automatically.
Various camera types only support
manual flash adjustment in manual M
camera operating mode.
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M
TTL
SL
1/1 1/2 1/8 1/64
M
TTL
SL