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General| Type | Compact flash |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | Leica M, Leica Q, Leica SL, Leica X, Leica T, Leica X Vario |
| Product color | Black |
| Flash guide number | 40 m |
| Approximate recycling time | - s |
| Camera brands compatibility | Leica |
Details intended use, approved accessories, and hazardous environments.
Covers eye safety, avoiding dazzling, hot surfaces, high voltage, and battery handling.
Lists compatible battery types: Alkaline-Manganese, Lithium, Nickel-metal-hydride.
Step-by-step guide to switching off, opening cover, and replacing batteries.
Steps for attaching the flash unit to a camera or pedestal.
Steps for removing the flash unit from a camera or pedestal.
Instructions on how to power the flash unit on and off.
How to manually adjust the zoom reflector for different focal lengths.
Instructions on how to pull out and use the wide-angle diffusion screen.
Explains the simple, camera-controlled automatic flash mode (A).
Describes TTL mode with flash exposure compensation (-2 to +2 EV).
How to set compensation values using the setting dial and Index LED.
How to adjust the brightness of the integrated video light.
How to set specific output levels from full power down to 1/256.
Instructions for setting up and using the flash wirelessly with a main unit.
Explains automatic setting of sync speed and HSS capability.
Explains how indirect flash softens light and reduces shadow formation.
Details horizontal and vertical pivoting ranges for indirect flash.
Describes using the reflector card for subtle brightening and red-eye reduction.
Guides on how to fit and remove the diffusion attachment.
Explains how the AF lamp projects a pattern for camera focusing.
A table providing guide numbers for different focal lengths and performance levels.
Lists causes and solutions for the AF auxiliary light not working.
Recommends TTL mode with positive compensation for dark subjects.
Recommends TTL mode with negative compensation for bright subjects.
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