To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if [ISO] and [F] are flashing on my Panasonic DMW-FL500?
If [ISO] and [F] are flashing, or the numbers for the ISO sensitivity and aperture are flashing, it means that the ISO sensitivity and aperture of the digital camera are outside the flash working range. To fix this, change the ISO sensitivity and aperture of the digital camera.
What to do if I can’t install my Panasonic Flashlight on my digital camera?
If you can’t install the unit on your digital camera, it might be because the lock pin is protruding. Turn the lock ring in the opposite direction from [2LOCK] until it stops and retract the pin before proceeding to install the unit on the digital camera.
Why won't my Panasonic DMW-FL500 power off?
When the power of a digital camera with communication functions is switched off, the flash is set to the power-saving mode. When the flash is used in combination with a digital camera without communication functions, it is automatically set to the power-saving mode when no operations have been performed for about 60 minutes.
General| Type | External Flash |
|---|---|
| Recycling Time | Approx. 3 seconds |
| Power Source | 4x AA batteries |
| Guide Number | 50 (ISO 100, in meters) |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Panasonic Lumix cameras |
| Tilt Angle | -7° to 90° |
Guidelines for proper disposal of used electrical and electronic products.
List and inspection of items included with the flash unit.
Details on batteries that are not guaranteed or may cause problems.
Description of battery shapes that cannot be used in the unit.
Recommendations for storing rechargeable batteries when not in use.
Understanding the lifespan and capacity degradation of rechargeable batteries.
Guide to choosing and setting different flash operation modes.
Explanation of the available flash modes and their functions.
Table of compatible ISO sensitivity and aperture settings for AUTO mode.
Examples of photographic results using FP TTL AUTO mode.
Guide to choosing and setting flash modes without camera link.
Explanation of flash modes usable independently of camera.
Formulas for calculating aperture and guide number in manual mode.
Method to find the ideal distance for manual flash photography.
Using reflected light for softer, more natural portraits.
Adjusting the flash head's beam angle for specific shots.
Minimizing red-eye effect in portraits.
Capturing ambient light and subject motion with slow shutter speeds.
Creating motion blur trails with flash at the end of exposure.
Procedure to return custom function settings to factory defaults.
Restrictions on the number of consecutive flashes to prevent overheating.
Table showing flash firing limits based on light quantity and speed.
Formula for adjusting guide numbers based on light quantity ratios.
Answers to common questions regarding unit and camera interaction.
Guidelines for preventing damage from heat, impact, and environment.
Warnings about using chemicals, solvents, and avoiding rubber/PVC.
Advice on storage locations, overheating, and electrical contacts.
