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General| Type | Slave flash |
|---|---|
| Display type | LCD |
| Product color | Black |
| Flash coverage | 20 - 200 mm |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Channels quantity | 32 channels |
| Color temperature | 5600 K |
| Shooting distance | 10 m |
| Flash guide number | 60 m |
| Approximate recycling time | 2.6 s |
| Camera brands compatibility | Canon |
| Brand specific flash systems | E-TTL II (Canon) |
| Battery type | AA |
| Number of batteries supported | 4 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 76 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 64 mm |
| Height | 190 mm |
| Weight | 530 g |
Utilizing the flash in E-TTL automatic exposure mode.
Operating the flash in manual power output mode.
Performing stroboscopic or multi-flash sequences.
Wireless flash control via optical signals.
Wireless flash control via 2.4G radio signals.
Exploring various additional functionalities and uses.
Managing flash settings directly through the camera's menu.
Understanding and utilizing the flash's protective features.
Procedure for updating the flash unit's internal software.
Key specifications and technical details of the flash.
Solutions for common operational problems and errors.
List of camera models compatible with the flash.
Guidelines for proper upkeep and care of the flash unit.
Details of the flash's main physical structure and elements.
Explanation of the buttons and interface on the control panel.
Adjusting flash output for precise exposure in E-TTL.
Capturing multiple shots with varied flash exposures.
Locking flash exposure settings for consistent results.
Enabling flash synchronization with faster shutter speeds.
Controlling flash firing at the end of the shutter's travel.
Configuring the primary flash unit for wireless control.
Configuring secondary flash units for wireless reception.
Setting wireless communication channels for interference avoidance.
Optimal placement of camera and flash units for wireless shooting.
Setting the master flash to E-TTL for automatic wireless sync.
Verifying indicators for flash readiness and connection.
Performing tests to confirm correct wireless flash functionality.
Overview of fully automatic wireless flash configurations.
Remotely adjusting flash power and triggering wirelessly.
Synchronizing flash firing with the camera shutter via cable.
Previewing lighting effects before the actual photograph.
How the AF beam aids in low-light focusing.
Bouncing flash off surfaces for softer, more natural light.
Using the catchlight panel for enhanced portrait lighting.
Adjusting flash coverage and using the wide panel.
Setting the display for distance measurement units.
Configuring the automatic power-off timer for energy saving.
Setting the auto-cancel function for Flash Exposure Bracketing.
Customizing the sequence of shots in Flash Exposure Bracketing.
Enabling or disabling the auto focus assist beam.
Setting the auto power off timer for slave units.
Controlling the audible beeper for flash status.
Adjusting the LCD backlight duration.
Setting the contrast level for the LCD screen.
