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General| Flash Duration | 1/300 to 1/20000 sec |
|---|---|
| Zoom Range | 20-200mm |
| Color Temperature | 5600K ± 200K |
| Channels | 32 |
| Groups | 5 (A, B, C, D, E) |
| TTL Functionality | Yes |
| Manual Power Adjustment | 1/1 to 1/128 |
| Strobe Mode | Yes |
| PC Sync Port | Yes |
| LCD Display | Yes |
| Overheat Protection | Yes |
| Guide Number | 60 (at ISO 100, 200mm) |
| Recycle Time | Approx. 1.5 Seconds |
| Wireless Functionality | Yes |
| Compatibility | Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Olympus/Panasonic |
| Battery Life | 650 full-power flashes |
| Modeling Lamp | Yes |
| Power Source | Li-ion battery pack (VB18) |
Describes the physical components of the flash unit.
Details the buttons and controls on the flash unit.
Explains the information displayed on the flash unit's screen.
Illustrates LCD displays for different flash modes.
Details the display screen and its various modes.
LCD display details for E-TTL mode.
LCD display details for Manual mode.
LCD display details for Stroboscopic mode.
LCD display details for wireless shooting.
Highlights the Li-ion battery's performance and safety.
Important warnings regarding battery handling and safety.
Step-by-step instructions for battery insertion and removal.
Explains how to interpret the battery level on the LCD.
How to use the E-TTL automatic flash mode.
Adjusting flash output for correct exposure.
Taking multiple shots with varying exposures.
Locking flash exposure for a specific subject.
Synchronizing flash with fast shutter speeds.
Creating light trails with slow shutter speeds.
Formula for setting shutter speed with stroboscopic flash.
Guidelines for placing master and slave units.
Techniques for using multiple slave units.
Setting varied modes for different groups.
Configuring the master unit.
Configuring the secondary flash unit.
Disabling the master unit's flash.
Adjusting wireless channels for interference.
Setting up one slave unit for E-TTL.
Master unit setup for E-TTL.
Slave unit setup for E-TTL.
Using multiple slave units in E-TTL.
Using multiple master units with slave units.
Balancing illumination between two slave groups.
Balancing illumination between two slave groups.
Assigning slave units to groups A or B.
Adjusting menu settings for flash ratio.
Setting the power ratio between groups.
Fine-tuning the flash ratio.
Final step for shooting with ratios.
Setting up three slave groups.
Managing slave unit groups.
Assigning groups for manual flash.
Adjusting manual flash power.
Shooting with manual flash groups.
Setting the master unit to manual mode.
Selecting the group mode.
Assigning units to groups.
Setting mode for each group.
Adjusting settings per group.
Final shooting step.
Guidelines for optical transmission setup.
Configuring the master unit.
Configuring the slave unit.
Setting up one slave for E-TTL optical.
Master unit setup for optical E-TTL.
Slave unit setup for optical E-TTL.
Using multiple slave units with optical E-TTL.
Using multiple master units.
Balancing illumination between two slave groups.
Assigning slave units to groups.
Adjusting menu for flash ratio.
Setting power ratio between groups.
Fine-tuning the ratio.
Final shooting step.
Setting up three slave groups.
Managing slave unit groups.
Assigning groups for manual flash.
Adjusting manual flash power.
Shooting with manual flash groups.
Setting the master unit to manual mode.
Using the FT-16S remote for wireless control.
Connecting a trigger via sync cord.
Previewing lighting effects with the modeling lamp.
How the AF assist beam functions.
Expanding flash coverage with the built-in wide panel.
Indication of low battery power on the LCD.
Controlling flash via the camera's menu.
Customizing specific flash functions via camera menu.
Resetting all custom flash settings.
How the flash prevents overheating.
Additional protective measures.
