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M: Wireless Stroboscopic Flash Shooting with
Manual Flash
Wireless Stroboscopic Flash Shooting with
Multi Flash
Using wireless (multiple flash) shooting with manual flash, you can shoot
with a different flash output setting for each receiver unit (flash group) while
setting all parameters on the sender unit.
Click the “Sender” icon on the panel to enter sender mode. Press and hold
the group box to switch to M manual flash power.
For example, if the sender unit channel is set to 1, then the receiver unit
channel needs to be 1 as well.
You can also use the wireless sync function to set the channels and ID to
the same quickly.
Click the – or + icon can adjust the flash output, slide the number in front of
“Times” can adjust the number of flashes, slide number in front of “Hz” can
adjust the flash frequency.
For example, if the sender unit channel is set to 1, then the receiver
unit channel needs to be 1 as well.
Click the – or + icon to adjust the flash output of each flash group.
Click the “Sender” icon onto the sender unit’ LCD panel to enter sender
settings. Slide the screen down to make the “Multi” icon appears and click
to turn it on, then slide up to make the wireless multi flash parameters
appear.
The wireless multi flash of receiver unit A/B/C/D/E can be turned on or off
directly on the sender unit.
Click the “Receiver” icon onto the sender unit’ LCD panel to enter receiver
settings.
Each receiver unit res at the set flash ratio.
1. Click the “Sender” icon on the panel, then the V100 attached to the
camera is set as the sender unit.
3. Set the wireless channels and IDs of sender unit and receiver unit to
the same.
2. Set the Flash Output, Number of Flashes and Flash Frequency of the
Wireless Multi Flash
4. Set the Wireless Channels and IDs of Sender Unit and Receiver Unit to
the Same
2. Set the flash output of each flash group
1. Set the Sender Unit to Wireless Multi Flash
5. Turn On/Off the Wireless Multi Flash of Receiver Unit Group
3. Set the Receiver Unit
4. Take Picture
The parameters of receiver unit can be directly set on the sender unit on the
condition that channels and IDs of them are set to the same.
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