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shooting, the flash unit fires a series of barely visible measuring preflashes. The

camera evaluates the reflected preflash light so that the subsequent flash expo-

sure is optimally adapted to the prevailing photographic situation. According to

the evaluation, the following flash exposure is adjusted by the camera to the

shooting situation (for more information see camera’s operating instructions).

Setting procedure

• Press „Mode“ until „ “ flashes in the display. The flash unit sets the i-TTL or

D-TTL flash mode according to the camera model. There is no special distinc-

tion between i-TTL and D-TTL in the display.

The setting takes effect immediately. After about 5 seconds the display stops

flashing and the setting is saved automatically. „ “ appears in the

display.

i-TTL BL and D-TTL 3D flash mode

These digital TTL flash modes are only supported by cameras of the Groups E or

D if lenses are used that transmit distance data to the camera (for example, „D-

AF Nikkor lens“). When shooting this data is taken into consideration in addi-

tion in adjusting the flash exposure.

Setting procedure

• Press „Mode“ ባ until „ BL“ flashes in the display. The flash unit sets the i-

TTL BL or D-TTL 3D flash mode according to the camera model. There is no

special distinction between i-TTL BL and D-TTL 3D in the display.

The setting takes effect immediately. After about 5 seconds the display stops

flashing and the setting is saved automatically. „ BL“ appears in the

display.

Some cameras do not support the BL or 3D function in combination with

SPOT exposure metering. These flash modes will then either be automati-

cally cancelled and/or cannot be activated in the first place! In these

cases, the normal i-TTL or D-TTL modes will be set.

☞

TTL

3D multi-sensor fill-in flash mode

This analogue TTL flash mode is supported by cameras from Group C (see Table

1). Prior to shooting, the flash unit fires a series of barely visible measuring pre-

flashes. The TTL multi-sensor and the micro-controller of the camera evaluate the

reflected preflash light so that the subsequent TTL flash exposure is optimally

adapted to the prevailing photographic situation („multi-sensor fill-in flash“). If

lenses are used that transmit distance data to the camera (for example, „D-AF

Nikkor lens“), this data is taken into consideration in addition in adjusting the

flash exposure („3D multi-sensor fill-in flash“).

Setting procedure

• Press „Mode“ ባ button until „ BL“ flashes in the display.

The setting takes effect immediately. After about 5 seconds the display stops

flashing and the setting is saved automatically. „ BL“ appears in the

display.

Some cameras do not support the 3D multi-sensor fill-in flash in combi-

nation with SPOT exposure metering! This flash mode (symbol „BL“) will

then either be automatically cancelled or cannot be activated in the first

place! In these cases, the normal TTL flash mode will be set.

Matrix-controlled fill-in flash mode

This analogue TTL flash mode is supported by cameras from Group B (see Table

1). The subject and background lighting is automatically adjusted to each other

without the subject itself being overexposed. The lighting setting for the ambient

light is determined by the camera with matrix measurement.

When used with cameras from Group A (see Table 1), the setting and display of

this fill-in flash mode occurs in the camera itself or this flash mode is automati-

cally activated by the camera itself (see camera’s operating instructions). In this

case there is no setting and display in the flash unit.

☞

TTL

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