Pentax AF200T User Manual

The primary light-emitting component of the flash unit.

Features for attaching wide-angle/telephoto lens adaptors.

Detects light for automatic exposure control.

Provides access to the battery compartment.

Secures the flash unit to the camera's hotshoe.

The mounting component for camera attachment.

Displays the film speed setting.

Pointer for setting film speed.

Shows available aperture settings.

Indicates the range for flash operation.

Adjusts the manual flash output level.

Controls power and confirms exposure.

Chooses between TTL, Auto, Manual modes.

Indicates readiness and initiates test firing.

Steps for inserting batteries and performing a test flash.

Guidance on battery removal, temperature effects, and replacement.

How to attach the flash to the camera.

Adjusting the flash for the loaded film's ISO.

Warnings about high voltage, disassembly, and storage conditions.

Overview of flash sync and operational features.

How modes function with different Pentax cameras.

Explanation and steps for using TTL auto mode.

Reference for exposure ranges in TTL auto.

Selecting RED/GREEN modes and aperture settings.

Verifying subject distance and exposure in two-level auto.

Using manual flash for control.

Selecting manual output levels.

Calculating aperture using guide numbers.

Continuous shooting with motor drives.

Using flash to fill shadows in bright conditions.

Managing power, indicating readiness, and auto exposure confirmation.

Confirming exposure status in the viewfinder.

Type, mounting, guide numbers, flash duration, power.

Flashes, recycling, coverage, auto ranges, aperture settings.

Instructions for wide-angle and telephoto adaptors.