3, Choose aperture.
Determine the shooting distance and follow the appropriate
vertical line upward from the distance scale until it meets the right
edge of one of the distance range indicators. Then follow the dis
tance range indicator horizontally and you can find the appropriate
aperture. For example, with film speed index set at ISO 100, and if
you want to shoot a subject 3 m away, use f/8.
You can also determine aperture using the SB-22’s guide number
(GN). For details, see page 32.
The shooting distance scale
changes when the wide-flash
adapter is used. For example,
if you want to shoot a subject 3 m
away, use f/5.6. See page 36.
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