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Manual Nikon PZ40X

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  • Nikon PZ40X - page 1

    NE 使用説明書 INSTRUCTION MANUAL ISTRUZIONI MANUAL DE USUARIO English Italiano Español 日本語 ...

  • Nikon PZ40X - page 2

    Please read and follow these essential safety procedures to prevent accidents, injury to yourself and others, as well as property damage. Read all these instructions carefully to insure the safe use of your Sunpak flash unit. W ARNING Do not attempt to open, repair , or modify this unit. It contains a high-voltage circuit, which may cause a fire, e ...

  • Nikon PZ40X - page 3

    3 Welcome to the worldwide family of Sunpak Owners. Y our Sunpak PZ40X is specially designed for NIKON AF-SLRs as well as some Nikon type digital cameras. The PZ40X can also work with cameras having a non-dedicated, single-contact hot shoe. Y our new PZ40X has many unique features; please take a few minutes to read this owner's manual carefull ...

  • Nikon PZ40X - page 4

    Description of Parts Flashtube Housing Accessory (optional) Mounting Guide Battery Compartment Cover Autofocus Infrared Flash Knurled Lock Ring Dedicated/Hot Shoe Contact LCD Display Bounce angle display to the upwards Ready Light/T est (Open Flash) button Power Switch Zoom Button Mode Select Button Auto OK Flash Functions Flash Range Scale Power R ...

  • Nikon PZ40X - page 5

    Installing the batteries 5 1. Before installing the batteries, please check that the power switch is in the "OFF" position. T o unlock the battery compartment, push lightly on the center of the cover . 2. T o open the battery compartment slide the cover back (toward the rear of the unit) as shown. 3. Insert two AA size batteries into the ...

  • Nikon PZ40X - page 6

    TTL Mode 3D Multi Flashing Mode (3D MULT-Mode) Manual Mode Press the Mode Select Button Press the Zoom button With A-group cameras, repeated pressing of the mode button will cycle the flash display from 3DMUL T Mode to TTL and through the manual power ratio settings, returning to the 3DMUL T Mode. (Other cameras will return to the TTL Mode) This mo ...

  • Nikon PZ40X - page 7

    7 With digital cameras (such as the Nikon D-100), both TTL Autoflash Mode and Manual Mode are available. Please refer to Page 6. When taking a picture, the Ready light blinks at first and then lights steadily . While you can take a picture as soon as the ready light blinks, we recommend that you wait for the Ready Light to remain on before shooting ...

  • Nikon PZ40X - page 8

    There are five power-output settings available with the PZ40X in manual mode, from full power to 1/16 power . First, push the Mode Selector button continually until “M” is displayed. The flash will t hen be in the Manual mode. Please refer to the Chart 1 on page 15 for details on setup. Here are some situations when manual mode is desirable or ...

  • Nikon PZ40X - page 9

    9 Auto OK When the subject is within the Auto Effective Range and there is enough light, the "Auto OK" symbol in the LCD display will blink for about 2 seconds after the flash has been fired. If the symbol goes out, then there was not enough light for an exposure. In that case, either move closer to the object or select a larger aperture. ...

  • Nikon PZ40X - page 10

    Continuous Use Do not use the flash continuously for more than the number of times stipulated in the table below , in order to prevent damage to the unit. Once the maximum number of flashes has been reached, allow the flash to rest for at least 10 minutes before using it again. Mode Maximum Use 3DMUL T , TTL, M(1/1 ∼ 1/2) 15 M (1/4 ∼ 1/16) 20 A ...

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