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General| Wireless TTL | Yes |
|---|---|
| High Speed Sync | Yes |
| TTL | Yes |
| AF Illuminator | Yes |
| Flash Modes | TTL, Manual, Multi |
| Guide Number | 56 |
| Zoom Range | 24-105mm |
| Power Source | 4 AA batteries |
| Swivel Angle | 180 degrees |
| Tilt Angle | 90 degrees |
| Compatibility | Sony/Minolta |
Essential safety precautions and warnings for using the flash unit.
Specific cautions regarding handling and operation of the flash unit.
Illustration and identification of external components of the flash unit.
Explanation of the buttons and indicators on the flash unit's control panel.
Detailed description of the information displayed on the flash unit's data panel.
Introduction to the initial preparations and basic steps for using the flash.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting batteries into the flash unit.
How to check the battery level and interpret low battery indicators.
Instructions for mounting and dismounting the flash unit from the camera.
Details on automatic power functions and considerations for film types.
Explanation of how to use and interpret the flash range indicator in P mode.
Guide to using the flash in Aperture priority (A) mode with the camera.
Guide to using the flash in Shutter priority (S) mode with the camera.
Guide to using the flash in Manual (M) mode with the camera.
Information on flash synchronization speeds and high-speed sync capabilities.
How the flash automatically adjusts coverage to match focal length.
Instructions for manually setting the flash coverage and zoom.
Using the built-in adapter for 17mm lens coverage.
How to angle the flash head for optimal bounce lighting effects.
Using downward bounce for close-up shots and accurate illumination.
Using the illuminator to view the data panel in low light conditions.
How the AF illuminator aids in focusing in low light.
Overview of the different wireless and remote flash configurations supported.
Information on effective distances for wireless flash operation.
Key considerations and best practices for wireless flash usage.
Setting up the flash for wireless operation using the camera's built-in flash.
Controlling flash intensity ratios when using the built-in flash wirelessly.
Setting up wireless flash without direct camera attachment.
Configuring one flash unit as a controller for another off-camera flash.
Configuring the off-camera flash unit for wireless operation.
Procedure for taking photos using ratio-flash control with two units.
Setting up the flash with a wireless remote flash controller.
Using ratio-flash control with two or more wireless flash units.
Ensuring consistent power levels across multiple flash units connected via cable.
Adjusting individual flash intensities for cable-connected units.
Configuring the frequency and number of flashes for multiple flash sequences.
Information on the maximum number of flashes based on battery type.
Procedure for restoring all flash functions to their factory default settings.
Modifying various flash settings like wireless channel, range units, and auto power off.
Configuring wireless channels and flash range units (meters/feet).
Setting auto power off times and exposure modes for manual/multiple flash.
Compatibility and usage notes when combining with various Minolta camera series.
Compatibility and usage notes for xi Series Single Lens Reflex Cameras.
Compatibility and usage notes for i Series Single Lens Reflex Cameras.
Specifics for using the flash with Early AF and APS series cameras.
Notes on using the flash with Minolta digital camera models.
Details on off-camera cables, shoes, and connectors for flexible flash positioning.
Information on the external battery pack for extended flash performance.
Using bounce reflectors and notes on other incompatible accessories.
Important safety advice during photographic use of the flash.
Cautions regarding battery storage, temperature, and performance.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the flash unit.
Performance data including guide numbers and flash coverage settings.
Details on continuous flash performance and AF illuminator range.
Information on flash control methods, unit size, and weight.
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