Why is the J indicator not appearing on my Nikon Camera Flash?
The 'J' indicator might not appear on your Nikon Camera Flash due to several reasons. First, the batteries might not be correctly installed; try reinstalling them. Second, the battery power could be weak, so replace them with new ones. Finally, the standby function might be enabled; disable it to see if that resolves the issue.
What to do if my Nikon SB-28 power turns off?
If your Nikon Camera Flash is turning off, it's likely because the batteries are exhausted. Replace the batteries to resolve this issue.
Why are there no indicator bars appearing on my Nikon SB-28 Camera Flash?
If no indicator bars are appearing on your Nikon Camera Flash, it could be because the flash head is tilted or rotated from the horizontal/front position. Adjust the flash head to the correct position to resolve this.
What does it mean when the indicator bars are blinking on my Nikon Camera Flash?
If the indicator bars are blinking on your Nikon Camera Flash, it means that the flash head is tilted down -7°. Adjust the flash head to a horizontal position.
Why are the Q % indicators, the small M above the ZOOM, and 18 or 20 blinking on my Nikon SB-28 Camera Flash?
If the Q % indicators, the small M above the ZOOM, and 18 or 20 are blinking on your Nikon Camera Flash, it's because the built-in wide flash adapter is being used in FP High-Speed Flash sync. To resolve this, do not use the built-in wide flash adapter.
Why is the zoom-head position indicator blinking on my Nikon SB-28?
The zoom-head position indicator blinks because the ' and [ buttons are pressed simultaneously for approximately 4 seconds. Release the buttons to stop the blinking.
What does it mean when the small M above ZOOM blinks on my Nikon SB-28?
If the small M above ZOOM is blinking on your Nikon Camera Flash, it means the zoom-head position is locked. Unlock the zoom-head position to resolve this.
Why is the % symbol blinking on my Nikon Camera Flash?
If the % symbol is blinking on your Nikon Camera Flash, it indicates that the SB-28 is removed with the % setting enabled. Ensure the SB-28 is properly attached.
General| TTL | Yes |
|---|---|
| Manual Power Settings | Full, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, 1/64 |
| TTL Flash Control | Yes |
| Auto Aperture Flash | Yes |
| Non-TTL Auto Flash | Yes |
| Manual Flash | Yes |
| Strobe Flash | No |
| Wireless TTL Flash | No |
| PC Sync Terminal | Yes |
| AF Assist Illuminator | Yes |
| Guide Number | 36m at ISO 100 |
| Zoom Range | 24-85mm |
| Power Source | 4x AA batteries |
| Type | Shoe Mount |
| Number of Flashes | Approx. 100 to 1, 500 flashes (varies with battery type and power setting) |
| Compatible Cameras | Nikon F5, F100 |
| Flash Exposure Compensation | Yes |
| Weight | 350g (without batteries) |
Important safety instructions to prevent personal harm during flash operation.
Identify your Nikon SLR camera's group for correct SB-28 usage.
Guidance on using only Nikon-approved cameras, lenses, and accessories with the SB-28.
Detailed instructions for using the SB-28 in manual flash photography.
Guide to creating stroboscopic effects with the SB-28 for multiple exposures.
Techniques for bouncing flash off surfaces to soften shadows and create natural portraits.
Instructions for using the SB-28 for close-up photography with TTL Auto Flash.
Methods for using multiple SB-28 units for enhanced lighting effects.
How to adjust flash output for correct exposure in various lighting conditions.
Information on preventing red-eye in flash photography using the SB-28.
How to use rear-curtain sync for capturing motion blur effects with the SB-28.
Crucial safety advice: Do not mix battery types or brands, or use old with new.
Guide to using TTL Auto Flash modes for automatic exposure control.
Instructions for using Non-TTL Auto Flash mode with any camera.
Mode for automatic exposure with D-type Nikkor lenses, optimizing subject and background.
Mode using camera's Matrix Metering for balanced subject and background exposure.
Mode for automatic exposure with non-D/Al-P Nikkor lenses, optimizing subject and background.
Mode using Center-Weighted or Spot metering for emphasis on center areas.
Mode for auto flash operation with minimum aperture and automatic aperture control.
Mode allowing manual flash output level selection for subject exposure control.
Step-by-step guide to configuring flash settings for TTL Auto Flash in Group I.
Guide to using 1/300 High-Speed Flash Sync with the F5 camera.
Essential camera settings required for proper TTL Auto Flash operation.
Step-by-step guide to configuring flash settings for TTL Auto Flash in Group II.
Essential camera settings required for proper TTL Auto Flash operation in Group II.
Step-by-step guide to configuring flash settings for TTL Auto Flash in Group III.
Essential camera settings required for proper TTL Auto Flash operation in Group III.
Step-by-step guide to configuring flash settings for TTL Auto Flash in Group IV.
Step-by-step guide to configuring flash settings for TTL Auto Flash in Group V.
Step-by-step guide to configuring flash settings for TTL Auto Flash in Group VI.
Required camera settings for Non-TTL Auto Flash operation.
Steps to configure Non-TTL Auto Flash mode, including aperture selection.
Information on synchronization for continuous shooting in Manual Flash mode.
Steps to set flash mode and adjust output level in Manual Flash mode.
Using the SU-4 controller for wireless TTL multiple flash synchronization.
Critical safety warning about keeping batteries away from children.
Table linking warning indicators to their potential causes and reference pages.
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