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Procedures for SU-4 type wireless multiple flash shooting

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Flash modes and functions Procedures for SU-4 type wireless multiple flash shooting Camera's control panel Set the camera's exposure mode to A (Aperture-Priority Auto) or M (Manual). Remote flash unit's LCD panel Set up all Speedlights (both master and remote flash units) as the SU-4 type wireless multiple flash mode. Set the flash mode of the remote flash units to AUTO (auto) or D M (manual). Master flash unit's LCD panel Set the flash mode of the master flash unit. • Set it to Non-TTL auto, Distance-priority manual or Manual flash mode, when the remote flash units are set to AUTO (auto). • Set it to Manual flash mode, when the remote flash units are set to M (manual). Confirm the aperture, flash output level and flash shooting distance, then shoot. v To prevent the remote flash units from firing accidentally With the SU-4 type wireless multiple flash, note the following: • Do not leave the power of the remote flash units on. Otherwise, ambient electric noise due to a discharge of static electricity, or other electromagnetic wave, etc. may trigger them accidentally. Be sure to turn the power off. D-53

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Flash modes and functions
Procedures for SU-4 type wireless multiple flash shooting
Camera’s control panel
Master flash unit’s LCD panel
v
To prevent the remote flash units from firing accidentally
With the SU-4 type wireless multiple flash, note the following:
Do not leave the power of the remote flash units on. Otherwise,
ambient electric noise due to a discharge of static electricity, or other
electromagnetic wave, etc. may trigger them accidentally. Be sure to
turn the power off.
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Remote flash unit’s LCD panel
Set the camera’s exposure mode
to A (Aperture-Priority Auto) or
M (Manual).
Set up all Speedlights (both
master and remote flash units) as
the SU-4 type wireless multiple
flash mode.
Set the flash mode of the remote
flash units to AUTO (auto) or
M (manual).
Set the flash mode of the master
flash unit.
Set it to Non-TTL auto, Distance-priority manual or
Manual flash mode, when the remote flash units
are set to AUTO (auto).
Set it to Manual flash mode, when the remote
flash units are set to M (manual).
Confirm the aperture, flash
output level and flash shooting
distance, then shoot.
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