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Highlights key capabilities including GN, compatibility, optical communication, and remote control.
Details the external components of the flash unit, including the hotshoe and ports.
Identifies and explains the buttons and indicators on the flash's control panel.
Explains the LCD screen display for i-TTL mode, including zoom and exposure settings.
Details the LCD screen display for Manual (M) flash mode, showing output and settings.
Describes the LCD screen display for Multi (RPT) stroboscopic flash mode.
Defines the functions of master and slave units in optical/radio transmission.
Lists accessories that come with the flash and those available separately.
Step-by-step guide on how to securely attach and detach the flash from a camera hotshoe.
Explains automatic power off and sleep modes for master and slave flash units.
Details i-TTL mode operation and how to use Flash Exposure Compensation (FEC).
Enables flash synchronization with high shutter speeds for fill-flash portraits.
Creates light trails by firing the flash just before the shutter closes.
Table showing how flash output levels correspond to f/stop changes.
Configuring the flash to fire optically from another flash unit.
Enabling high-speed sync for manual off-camera flash setups.
Formula and example for calculating shutter speed for stroboscopic sequences.
Reference table for maximum flashes based on output and frequency.
Details on positioning and operating range for optical wireless transmission.
Steps to set up master and slave units for wireless flash operations.
How to select the flash mode (OFF, i-TTL, M) for the master unit.
Procedure for setting communication channels to avoid signal interference.
Steps to set the master unit for i-TTL automatic wireless flash.
Steps to set the slave unit for i-TTL automatic wireless flash.
Ensuring master and slave units are on the same channel.
Guidance on positioning flashes and checking readiness indicators.
How to perform a test flash to verify the wireless setup.
Setting manual flash output for different groups in wireless shooting.
Configuring stroboscopic flash for manual wireless shooting.
Guidelines for positioning and understanding the operating range of radio transmission.
Setting up basic autoflash shooting with one slave unit via radio.
Dividing slaves into groups for i-TTL autoflash with radio transmission.
Configuring radio autoflash for two slave groups.
Details on using the R1 remote control set for wireless flash control.
Explanation of using a sync cord for simultaneous flash firing.
Using the modeling flash to preview lighting and shadows.
How the AF assist beam aids focusing in low light.
Using walls or ceilings to soften light and shadows for a natural look.
Using the catchlight panel to add life to subject's eyes.
Adjusting flash coverage manually or automatically with the diffusion panel.
Detailed instructions for using the wide angle diffusion panel for 14mm coverage.
Explanation of the low battery warning symbol and action.
Guide to setting custom functions for personalized flash behavior.
Details on flash overheating protection and limits for continuous firing.
Explanation of other system error prompts and their meanings.
Solutions for when the flash unit fails to charge or does not fire.
Troubleshooting for unexpected power off and non-functional auto zoom.
Resolving issues with underexposure, overexposure, and dark corners.
Information on how to perform firmware updates via the USB port.
Guidelines for maintaining the flash and understanding warranty coverage.
General| Brand | FP |
|---|---|
| Model | Zoom TTL |
| Category | Camera Flash |
| Language | English |
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