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Close-up flash operation in TTL Auto Flash

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Close-up flash operation in TTL Auto Flash t Mode When shooting subjects closer than 0.6m (2 ft), use your SB-28 off camera and utilize its built-in wide flash adapter. 1 Connect the SB-28 to your camera using the optional TTL Remote Cord SC-17. • For F5 cameras with a High-Magnification Finder DW-30 or DW-31, use the optional TTL Remote Cord SC-24. • For F4 cameras with a High-Magnification Finder DW-20 or DW-21, use the optional TTL Remote Cord SC-24. Camera settings 2 Set the exposure mode to Aperture-priority auto (A) or Manual (M). -For cameras with VARI-PROGRAM or SIMPLE mode, close-up flash photography is easy by setting the camera to the Close-Up mode. 3 Set the aperture. -Calculate the aperture (f/stop) by using this equation and table. f/stop = -fl-as-h--toc--osue-bffij-ceice-tndt-is-tan-ce- ISO film speed and coefficient ISO film speed 100 or lower 125-400 500 or higher Coefficient* 4 (13) 8 (26) 11 (36) *Numbers in parentheses ( ) represent coefficients in feet. For example, with a subject 0.5m (1.6ft) away using ISO 100 film and the wide flash adapter in place, the suggested aperture is: f/stop = -04.-5 (in meters) = 8, f/stop = -113.-6 (in feet) = approx. 8 Therefore, you should use f/8 or a smaller aperture, such as f/11. 62

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When shooting subjects closer than 0.6m (2 ft), use your SB-28 off
camera and utilize its built-in wide flash adapter.
1
Connect the SB-28 to your camera using the optional TTL
Remote Cord SC-17.
• For F5 cameras with a High-Magnification Finder DW-30 or DW-31, use the
optional TTL Remote Cord SC-24.
• For F4 cameras with a High-Magnification Finder DW-20 or DW-21, use the
optional TTL Remote Cord SC-24.
2
Set the exposure mode to Aperture-priority auto (A)
or Manual (M).
—For cameras with VARI-PROGRAM or SIMPLE mode, close-up flash
photography is easy by setting the camera to the Close-Up mode.
3
Set the aperture.
—Calculate the aperture (f/stop) by using this equation and table.
coefficient
f/stop = ————————————
flash-to-subject distance
*Numbers in parentheses ( ) represent coefficients in feet.
For example, with a subject 0.5m (1.6ft) away using ISO 100 film and the wide flash
adapter
in place, the suggested aperture is:
4
f/stop = —— (in meters) = 8,
0.5
Therefore, you should use f/8 or a smaller aperture, such as f/11.
Close-up flash operation in TTL Auto Flash
t
Mode
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Camera settings
ISO film speed and coefficient
ISO film speed
Coefficient*
100 or lower
4 (13)
125–400
8 (26)
500 or higher
11 (36)
13
f/stop = —— (in feet) = approx. 8
1.6