Nikon SB-26 Instruction Manual - Page 29

Firing Flash 12 Confirm ready-light has come on and subject is in focus. Confirm ready-light is on in the camera's viewfinder g or on the SB-26 Â. Check whether subject is in focus by using the in-focus indicator ! in the camera's viewfinder. 13 Fully depress shutter release button to fire flash. 14 Recheck ready-light to see if it is blinking. If ready-light blinks for a few seconds after shooting, the flash has fired at its maximum output but the light may have been insufficient. Next, reconfirm shooting distance and, if necessary, move closer to the subject or select a wider aperture (in aperturepriority auto or manual exposure mode) to compensate underexposure. 56 Chapter 3 TTL Auto Flash H Mode: For F-601/N6006 and F-601M/N6000 Users F-601/N6006 and F-601M/N6000 warning indications Exposure mode/LCD panel/Viewfinder FEE blinks. Cause Troubleshooting Lens not set at smallest aperture. Set lens to the smallest aperture. Shutter locks. Programmed auto "+" value appears in electronic analog display (F-601/N6006). "HI" appears in shutter speed position (F-601M/N6000). "-" value appears in electronic analog display (F-601/N6006). Background may Use a lower ISO film, or add a neutral be overexposed. density filter or circular polarizer. Background may be underexposed. If necessary, switch to slow sync to obtain shower shutter speed or switch to shutterpriority auto exposure mode to select slower shutter speed. FEE blinks. Lens not set at smallest aperture. Set lens to the smallest aperture. Shutter locks. Shutter-priority auto Lens maximum aperture appears with electronic analog display. Background may be underex- If necessary, select slower shutter speed. posed. "+" value appears in electronic analog display. "HI" appears in shutter speed position (F-601M/N6000). Background may be overexposed. If necessary, select faster shutter speed. 57