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General| Type | Electronic Flash |
|---|---|
| Power Source | 4 AA Batteries |
| Tilt | 90 degrees |
| Swivel | 180 degrees |
| Guide Number | 120 ft (ISO 100) |
| Vari-Power | Full, 1/2, 1/4, 1/16 |
Lists essential safety guidelines for using photographic equipment and preventing hazards like burns and electric shock.
Details power output (BCPS), power sources, number of flashes, and recycle times for various configurations.
Provides flash duration, color temperature, connections, weight, and dimensions of the unit.
Explains the various power sources available for the Vivitar 285HV flash unit, including batteries and adapters.
Describes the function and color indications of the flash unit's Ready Light for operational status.
Explains the built-in circuit that prolongs battery life and its corresponding Ready Light indicator.
Instructions for inserting batteries and forming the capacitor for optimal flash performance.
Details the thyristor circuit for power conservation, faster recycling, and increased flashes per charge.
Explains how to adjust the head for zoom position and bounce angle for lighting control.
Details the Vari Sensor Module for automatic flash exposure control based on subject distance.
Explains how to use the Mode Selector Dial for manual or automatic operation and depth of field control.
Describes the built-in calculator dial for determining flash exposures based on film speed and zoom.
Explains how to use the indicator to check if light output is sufficient for proper exposure.
Provides instructions on how to attach the flash unit to a camera and connect via hot shoe or cord.
Guides on using the flash directly on-camera for automatic exposure control and range.
Instructions for bounce flash photography using the flash on-camera for softer lighting.
Details how to use the flash off-camera with sensor connection for more versatile lighting effects.
Instructions for using the flash in manual mode for direct flash photography and exposure control.
Explains manual bounce flash techniques for specific lighting scenarios beyond automatic range.
Describes the variable power system for reducing light output and controlling exposure levels.
How to use the flash for fill-in lighting outdoors to balance exposures with ambient light.
Information on the 20-minute recharger for NiCad battery packs.
Details the rechargeable NiCad Battery Pack and its usage requirements.
Describes the AC adapter for using the flash with standard electrical outlets.
Information on the 3-foot coiled shutter cord for extended flash-camera connection.
Details the spare battery holder for AA alkaline or NiCad batteries.
Information on the wireless remote flash trigger for multi-flash setups.
Describes the high voltage battery pack for increased flash capacity and faster recycling.
Details the soft carrying pouch case for flash unit protection.
Information on the filter kit including UV, ND4, 85B, Red, Yellow, Blue filters.
Details the filter kit with wide angle diffuser and other colored/neutral density filters.
Describes the sensor extension cord for off-camera flash positioning and special effects.
