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General| Power Source | 4 x AA Batteries |
|---|---|
| Color Temperature | 5600K |
| LCD Display | Yes |
| Guide Number | 33 (ISO 100, 35mm) |
| Flash Modes | Multi |
| Zoom Range | 24-105mm |
| Recycle Time | 3 seconds (Ni-MH) |
| Vertical Rotation Angle | 90 degrees |
| Horizontal Rotation Angle | 0 to 270° |
| Wireless Function | Yes (Optical Slave) |
| Compatible Brands | Canon, Nikon |
Explanation and labeling of the flash unit's LCD screen indicators.
Step-by-step guide for inserting batteries into the flash unit.
Instructions for attaching the flash unit to a camera's hot shoe.
Overview of the flash unit's primary buttons and their functions.
Explanation of the charging indicator light statuses and their meanings.
Procedure for turning the flash unit on and off using the power switch.
Description of Through-The-Lens (TTL) automatic flash exposure mode.
Explanation of Manual (M) flash mode for setting power output.
Details on the Multi flash mode for stroboscopic effects and settings.
Guide to S1/S2 modes for wireless slave flash synchronization.
How to control flash settings via compatible camera menus.
Procedure for performing a test flash to check functionality.
Information on automatic power-off features to conserve battery.
Explanation of the flash unit's overheating protection mechanism.
How the flash head automatically adjusts zoom for illumination.
Manual control for setting the flash head's zoom position.
Techniques for using multiple flash units for creative lighting.
Using the camera's Exposure Bracketing (FEB) function with the flash.
Flash exposure lock function for Nikon cameras.
Flash exposure lock function for Canon cameras.
Utilizing rear-curtain sync for trailing light effects.
Using the AF LED light to assist camera focusing.
Adjusting flash output compensation for better exposure results.
Technique of bounce flash for softer, more natural lighting.
Using the reflection board for eye catchlights and enhanced portraits.
Extending flash coverage with the wide-angle diffuser.
Troubleshooting steps if the AF LED assist light fails to activate.
Diagnosing and correcting underexposed or overexposed flash photos.
Resolving vignetting issues and uneven illumination in photos.
Adjusting camera settings for optimal exposure with the flash unit.
Addressing a dim flash control panel by removing a protective film.
Troubleshooting steps for abnormal flash light behavior.
Precautions for outdoor use of umbrellas with the flash unit.
Situations to avoid for proper S1/S2 wireless flash synchronization.
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