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General| Type | Shoe Mount Flash |
|---|---|
| Zoom Head | Yes, manual |
| AF Assist | Yes |
| Guide Number | 36 (ISO 100, m) |
| Zoom Range | 24-85mm |
| Power Source | 4 x AA batteries |
| TTL | Yes (with compatible cameras) |
| Manual Mode | Yes |
| Compatible Cameras | Nikon SLR cameras with TTL support |
| Flash Coverage | 24-85mm |
| Tilt Angle | 90° (up) |
| Recycle Time | Approx. 0.2 to 6 sec (with fresh AA alkaline batteries) |
Explanation of red-eye in flash photography and how to minimize it.
Details on various TTL flash modes available for different Nikon cameras.
Explains NORMAL sync (start of exposure) and REAR sync (end of exposure).
Details on when the ready-light blinks and what it indicates.
How to turn the flash on/off and use standby modes.
Methods for adjusting flash exposure, including automatic and manual.
Adjustments made via the camera's controls affecting exposure.
Techniques like bounce flash, multiple flash, and diffusers.
Essential steps for powering and mounting the flash unit.
Setting the camera's film speed for correct flash operation.
Positioning the flash head and setting coverage for optimal light.
Key photographic technique to balance flash and ambient light.
Advanced mode using multi-segment metering for balanced fill-flash.
Specific TTL modes with different metering and compensation approaches.
Chart detailing compatibility based on lens, mode, and metering.
Specific operational scenario for Matrix Balanced Fill-Flash.
Specific operational scenario for Matrix Balanced Fill-Flash.
Specific operational scenario for Matrix Balanced Fill-Flash.
Specific operational scenario for Matrix Balanced Fill-Flash.
Adjusting flash output relative to ambient light for desired effects.
Creative sync mode firing the flash at the end of exposure.
Using TTL auto flash with these specific Nikon models.
How to use programmed TTL auto flash with specific Nikon models.
Mode for automatic fill-flash based on scene brightness.
General guide for using TTL auto flash with Nikon F-501/N2020, FA, FE2, FG.
Using the AF illuminator for autofocus in low light.
Using flash without through-the-lens metering.
Reference for apertures and distances in TTL/Non-TTL modes.
Manually controlling flash output power and aperture.
Using flash for multiple exposures on a single frame.
Techniques to soften light and create attractive portraits.
Using multiple flash units for enhanced lighting.
Setting up and using multiple flashes in TTL mode.
Diagrams showing how to connect multiple flash units.
Details on cords and adapters for TTL multiple flash setups.
Using flash for close-up shots with specific camera models.
Recommendations for cleaning, maintenance, and handling the flash unit.
Information on battery types, care, and disposal, plus external power.
Technical details and performance data of the SB-24 flash unit.
Configuring the unit to display distance in meters or feet.
Essential steps for powering and mounting the flash unit.
Verifying battery status and positioning the flash head.
Confirming angle, sync mode, and TTL settings for operation.
Verifying subject focus and confirming the shooting distance.
Confirming ready-light and taking the picture.
Solutions for when the LCD panel display is not showing.
Troubleshooting for incorrect information shown on the LCD.
Steps to resolve when the ready-light does not illuminate.
Solutions for flash not firing or shutter not releasing.
Diagnosing why the ready-light blinks after taking a picture.
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