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General| Power Source | 4x AA batteries |
|---|---|
| AF Illuminator | Yes |
| Guide Number | 40 (ISO 100, m) |
| Bounce Angle | 0° to 90° |
| Swivel Angle | 180 degrees |
| Mount | Hot shoe |
| Flash Coverage | 85mm |
| Recycling Time | 0.5 to 7 seconds (depending on battery condition and flash power) |
| Type | Dedicated flash |
Details the power source and procedure for installing AA batteries.
Explains how to check battery charge and test firing.
Provides guidance for operating the flash in cold temperatures.
Describes the auto-off feature to conserve battery power.
Details the steps to attach and remove the flash unit from the camera.
Describes the information displayed on the LCD flash data panel.
Explains how to choose different power levels for the flash output.
Details automatic and manual adjustment of the zoom head for flash coverage.
Describes the attachment and purpose of the wideangle adapter for wider coverage.
Explains how camera exposure adjustment affects TTL flash exposure.
Details the function, activation, and range of the AF illuminator.
Presents X-sync speeds for various camera models and exposure modes.
Explains how to use the flash in the camera's Program mode for automatic exposure.
Describes fill flash calculation in P mode for natural subject and background rendition.
Details how to use the flash in Aperture Priority mode for depth of field control.
Explains achieving background exposure with slow shutter speeds in A mode.
Describes using A-mode for greater control over fill flash and background exposure.
Details how to use the flash in Shutter Priority mode, primarily for MAXXUM 9000.
Explains mixing flash with ambient light using S mode for background exposure control.
Describes manual flash operation using the camera's Manual mode for creative control.
Explains setting aperture and power level manually for correct flash exposure.
Explains how to use bounce flash for softer, more natural lighting.
Guides on aiming the flash head and choosing bounce surfaces for optimal results.
Describes the Bounce Reflector II accessory for enhanced bounce flash photography.
Details the flash unit's type, exposure control, and operational controls.
Covers AF illuminator function, film speed range, and supported power sources.
Provides data on battery flashes per set and flash recycling times.
Shows the duration of the flash output at different power levels and settings.
Details flash coverage angles and beam spread at various focal lengths.
Lists guide numbers for ISO 100 film across different power levels and coverage.
Covers maximum flash range figures for different ISO and modes, and contact functions.
Lists the physical dimensions and weight of the flash unit.
Provides guidelines for cleaning, storing, and handling the flash unit.
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