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Explains how to attach and use the Speedlite with different camera types.
Details the icons and indicators displayed on the Speedlite's LCD screen.
Lists and illustrates the accessories included with the Speedlite.
Explains the meaning of various icons used throughout the manual.
Outlines the prerequisites and assumptions for following the manual's instructions.
Provides warnings and guidelines to prevent overheating and damage from continuous flash use.
Step-by-step guide on how to install AA/LR6 batteries into the Speedlite unit.
Instructions on securely attaching and safely detaching the Speedlite from a camera.
Details on powering on the Speedlite and checking its readiness status.
Explains the Quick Flash function for faster recycling time during shooting.
Describes the automatic power-off feature to conserve battery life.
Guide to performing basic automatic flash shooting using E-TTL II/E-TTL autoflash modes.
Explains how to use E-TTL II/E-TTL autoflash with different camera shooting modes.
How the flash automatically adjusts coverage based on the camera's sensor size.
How the flash transmits color temperature data to the camera for white balance.
Explains the function and effective range of the built-in AF-assist beam.
How to adjust flash output to compensate for exposure, similar to camera exposure compensation.
Explains Flash Exposure Bracketing (FEB) for taking multiple shots with varying flash outputs.
Describes Flash Exposure Lock (FE Lock) to maintain a correct flash exposure setting.
Enables flash synchronization with all shutter speeds, useful for fill-flash portraits.
Captures motion blur naturally by firing the flash at the end of the exposure.
Techniques for bouncing flash off surfaces to soften light and shadows.
How to adjust flash coverage to match lens focal length for optimal lighting.
Setting manual flash output levels for precise control over flash exposure.
Creating stroboscopic effects by firing the flash multiple times within a single exposure.
Using the Speedlite's built-in metering sensor for auto or manual flash exposure.
Firing a continuous light to preview shadow effects and lighting balance before shooting.
How to reset Speedlite shooting and wireless settings to their default configurations.
Using supplied or commercial color filters to adjust flash color temperature.
How to set flash functions and custom functions directly from the camera's menu.
Basic setup and operation for wireless flash shooting using radio transmission.
Control of multiple slave units in groups for advanced lighting setups.
Setting diverse flash modes (E-TTL, Manual, etc.) for individual groups.
Notes on camera compatibility and limitations for radio transmission shooting.
Configuration of channels, IDs, and unit roles for radio wireless communication.
Option to have the master unit fire along with slave units during wireless shooting.
Saving and loading wireless configurations for quick recall.
Step-by-step guide for automatic wireless flash shooting using master and slave units.
Basic setup and operation for wireless flash shooting using optical transmission.
Control of multiple slave units in groups for optical transmission lighting.
Configuration of channels and unit roles for optical wireless communication.
Control of master unit firing in optical wireless setups.
Saving and loading wireless configurations for optical transmission.
Step-by-step guide for automatic optical wireless flash shooting.
How to personalize Speedlite behavior using Custom and Personal Functions.
Detailed list and explanation of available Custom Functions (C.Fn).
Detailed list and explanation of Personal Functions (P.Fn).
Procedure to reset all customized settings back to factory defaults.
Overview of system components, including wireless shooting configurations and accessories.
Information on temperature-related warnings and performance restrictions.
Solutions for common issues, covering normal shooting and wireless problems.
Technical data, including guide numbers, flash coverage, and operating ranges.
Explains compatible functions when using the Speedlite with older EOS film cameras.
Explains how to attach and use the Speedlite with different camera types.
Details the icons and indicators displayed on the Speedlite's LCD screen.
Lists and illustrates the accessories included with the Speedlite.
Explains the meaning of various icons used throughout the manual.
Outlines the prerequisites and assumptions for following the manual's instructions.
Provides warnings and guidelines to prevent overheating and damage from continuous flash use.
Step-by-step guide on how to install AA/LR6 batteries into the Speedlite unit.
Instructions on securely attaching and safely detaching the Speedlite from a camera.
Details on powering on the Speedlite and checking its readiness status.
Explains the Quick Flash function for faster recycling time during shooting.
Describes the automatic power-off feature to conserve battery life.
Guide to performing basic automatic flash shooting using E-TTL II/E-TTL autoflash modes.
Explains how to use E-TTL II/E-TTL autoflash with different camera shooting modes.
How the flash automatically adjusts coverage based on the camera's sensor size.
How the flash transmits color temperature data to the camera for white balance.
Explains the function and effective range of the built-in AF-assist beam.
How to adjust flash output to compensate for exposure, similar to camera exposure compensation.
Explains Flash Exposure Bracketing (FEB) for taking multiple shots with varying flash outputs.
Describes Flash Exposure Lock (FE Lock) to maintain a correct flash exposure setting.
Enables flash synchronization with all shutter speeds, useful for fill-flash portraits.
Captures motion blur naturally by firing the flash at the end of the exposure.
Techniques for bouncing flash off surfaces to soften light and shadows.
How to adjust flash coverage to match lens focal length for optimal lighting.
Setting manual flash output levels for precise control over flash exposure.
Creating stroboscopic effects by firing the flash multiple times within a single exposure.
Using the Speedlite's built-in metering sensor for auto or manual flash exposure.
Firing a continuous light to preview shadow effects and lighting balance before shooting.
How to reset Speedlite shooting and wireless settings to their default configurations.
Using supplied or commercial color filters to adjust flash color temperature.
How to set flash functions and custom functions directly from the camera's menu.
Basic setup and operation for wireless flash shooting using radio transmission.
Control of multiple slave units in groups for advanced lighting setups.
Setting diverse flash modes (E-TTL, Manual, etc.) for individual groups.
Notes on camera compatibility and limitations for radio transmission shooting.
Configuration of channels, IDs, and unit roles for radio wireless communication.
Option to have the master unit fire along with slave units during wireless shooting.
Saving and loading wireless configurations for quick recall.
Step-by-step guide for automatic wireless flash shooting using master and slave units.
Basic setup and operation for wireless flash shooting using optical transmission.
Control of multiple slave units in groups for optical transmission lighting.
Configuration of channels and unit roles for optical wireless communication.
Control of master unit firing in optical wireless setups.
Saving and loading wireless configurations for optical transmission.
Step-by-step guide for automatic optical wireless flash shooting.
How to personalize Speedlite behavior using Custom and Personal Functions.
Detailed list and explanation of available Custom Functions (C.Fn).
Detailed list and explanation of Personal Functions (P.Fn).
Procedure to reset all customized settings back to factory defaults.
Overview of system components, including wireless shooting configurations and accessories.
Information on temperature-related warnings and performance restrictions.
Solutions for common issues, covering normal shooting and wireless problems.
Technical data, including guide numbers, flash coverage, and operating ranges.
Explains compatible functions when using the Speedlite with older EOS film cameras.
General| Zoom Range | 20-200mm |
|---|---|
| Wireless Radio Transmission | Yes |
| High-Speed Sync | Yes |
| Power Source | 4 x AA batteries |
| Wireless Communication | Radio and optical |
| Guide Number | 60 (m, ISO 100 at 200mm) |
| Flash Modes | Manual, Multi |
| Recycle Time | 0.1 - 5.5 Seconds |
| Coverage | 14mm with wide panel |
| Weight | 425g (without batteries) |
| Compatible Cameras | Canon EOS |
| Color Temperature | 5600K |
| Flash Duration | 1.8 ms or less |
