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Metz MECABLITZ 76 MZ-5 digital - User Manual

Metz MECABLITZ 76 MZ-5 digital
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MECABLITZ 76 MZ-5 digital
Bedienungsanleitung Mode d’emploi
Gebruiksaanwijzing Operating instruction
Manuale istruzioni Manual de instrucciones
705 47 0041.A4 76MZ-5 digital 15.03.2007 8:28 Uhr Seite 1

Table of Contents

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Summary

Safety Instructions

General Safety Precautions

Covers fire hazards, eye safety, battery handling, and general unit protection.

Survey of Flash Functions

Preparing the Flash Unit for Use

Mounting the Standard Foot or SCA Adapter

Steps for attaching the foot or adapter to the control unit.

Mounting the Flash Unit

Steps for attaching the flash unit to the camera mount.

Power Supply

Operation with NiMH Battery Pack 76-56

Details on charging and using the NiMH battery pack.

Operation with Power Pack P76

Details on connecting and using the optional external power pack.

Controls and Displays

Controls and Displays on the Flash Handle Mount

Identifies and explains controls on the main flash unit body.

Controls and Displays on the Control Unit

Flash Modes (Mode - menu)

TTL Flash Mode

TTL Flash Mode with Measuring Pre-flash

Automatic Flash Mode

Manual Flash Mode M

Stroboscopic Mode

Flash Parameters (Parameters menu)

Aperture (F)

How to set the aperture value for flash exposure.

Reflector Position (Zoom)

Adjusting the flash reflector's zoom position for lighting coverage.

Flash Exposure Correction (EV)

Adjusting flash output for over/underexposure compensation.

Light Sensitivity (ISO)

Setting the ISO sensitivity for flash exposure calculations.

Manual Partial Light Output (P)

Setting specific partial light output levels in manual modes.

Stroboscopic Flash Number (N)

Setting the number of flashes fired in stroboscopic mode.

Stroboscopic Flash Frequency (f)

Setting the rate of flashes per second in stroboscopic mode.

Special Function (Select menu)

Bleep Function (bleep)

Audible signals for flash readiness, exposure, or settings.

Flash Bracketing (FB)

Taking a series of shots with varying exposure correction values.

Synchronisation on the 2 nd Curtain (REAR)

Triggering the flash at the end of the shutter interval for motion effects.

Extended Zoom Mode (zoom ext)

Adjusting reflector focal length for wider illumination coverage.

Shooting Format Adjustment (zoom size)

Adjusting reflector zoom to match camera sensor chip format.

Remote Mode (remote)

Cordless remote control of additional flash units as slaves.

Metre - Feet Commutation (m; ft)

Switching the display of maximum flash range between metres and feet.

Zoom Position of the Flash Reflector

Manual Zoom Adjustment

Manual Flash Exposure Correction

Fill-in Flashes

Automatic TTL Fill-in Flashes

Automatic fill-in flash function activated by the camera.

System-Specific TTL Fill-in Flashes

Auto Fill-in Flash

Bounce Flash

Flash Synchronisation

Normal Synchronisation

Standard flash firing at the beginning of the shutter interval.

Synchronisation on the 2 nd Curtain

Flash firing at the end of the shutter interval for motion blur effects.

Slow Synchronisation

Slow shutter speeds combined with flash for ambient light effects.

Maximum Range Display

Automatic Adjustment of the Working Range Display

Automatic range calculation based on transmitted camera parameters.

Manual Adjustment of the Maximum Range Display

Manual setting of parameters for reliable range indication.

Maximum Range Displays in TTL and Automatic Flash Mode

How range is displayed in TTL and auto modes, considering subject reflectivity.

Maximum Range Display in Manual Flash Mode M

Displaying range in manual mode and how to adjust it.

Cancelling the Maximum Range Display

Conditions under which the range display is not shown.

Pre-flash Function Against Red-Eye Effect

Autofocus Measuring Beam

Metz Remote Mode

Controller Mode

Setting up the flash unit as a controller for other slaves.

Slave Mode without Control Unit

Using the flash unit as a slave without its control unit.

Slave Mode with Control Unit

Using the flash unit as a slave with its control unit and adapter.

Control and Alteration of the Slave Address

Managing addresses for multiple remote flash units.

Troubleshooting Hints

Maintenance and Care

Technical Data

Optional Extras

Battery Disposal

Metz MECABLITZ 76 MZ-5 digital Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeSlave flash
Display typeLCD
Product colorBlack
Wide-angle diffuserYes
Approximate recycling time- s
Camera brands compatibilityCanon, Leica, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax
Guide number (ISO 100, set at 35mm zoom)54 m
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth118 mm
Width103 mm
Height244 mm
Weight880 g

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