The Other YN-622C User Guide
28/08/2013 Page 16 of 23
MULTI (STROBOSCOPIC) MODE
Usage is similar to Remote Manual and On-flash Manual. Stroboscopic mode is particularly
effective with a highly-reflective subject against a dark background. Consider using a tripod,
remote switch and external battery pack.
• Set Flash Mode to Multi.
• Set desired Flash output, Frequency and Flash count, as provided by the camera.
• Flash Count x Hz = minimum shutter duration.
• Limit rapid use and allow at least 15 minutes rest between frequent bursts.
• E-TTL Flashes do not emit a pre-flash
SHUTTER SYNC MODES
First Curtain (Front Curtain)
• The “normal” flash sync.
• ETTL, Manual and Multi Flash modes.
Second Curtain (Rear Curtain)
The flash fires right before the shutter closes, giving the appearance of forward motion.
• The 622 provides 2nd Curtain sync in either ETTL or Manual Flash modes, including with
off-camera flashes.
• Not in Multi (stroboscopic) flash mode.
• Not in Wireless mode (and therefore no group functions available).
• Shutter of around 1/30th sec (see your camera guide) through to Bulb.
• Camera must be in a Creative mode.
Fast-Shutter Sync
High-Speed (HSS or FP)
• ETTL and Manual Flash modes, syncs with all shutter speeds up to 1/8000th Sec
• The camera must support HSS.
• If the hot-shoe flash does not support HSS, the max sync speed is 1/250S or less.
Supersync (Flash Burn)
• Works with many hot-shoe and studio flashes, up to 1/8000th Sec
• Connection only through PC-sync port. A PC-sync cord required.
• Max. 300v trigger voltage.
• Set camera’s shutter sync as Hi-speed sync.
• Use manual exposure or shutter-priority mode
• For type C camera, the max PC sync speed is 1/250s or less.
• A flash on the hot shoe and another connected to the PC-sync port can be used at the
same time.
Simple Trigger
• Single-contact camera & single-contact flash triggering (max sync speed is 1/250s)
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