Notes On Continuous Flash Shooting - Nikon SB-400 Manual De Instrucciones

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Notes on continuous flash shooting

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WARNING
Max. number of continuous firings
Flash mode
i-TTL auto flash
Manual flash (Flash output level: M1/1, M1/2)
Manual flash (Flash output level: M1/4 to M1/128)
Notes when using the SB-400 with D80, D70-Series, D50,
D40-Series and COOLPIX 8800 cameras
When using the SB-400 with D80, D70-Series, D50, D40-Series or
COOLPIX 8800 cameras, the SB-400 must be turned on.
• If the SB-400 is turned off while mounted on any of the above cameras, and the
camera's "Auto flash" function is on, the camera's built-in flash will automatically
pop up when shooting in poor light, coming into contact with the SB-400.
• It is recommended that the SB-400 be detached from the camera when flash is
not required.
A note on microcomputer-controlled Speedlights
The Speedlight incorporates a microcomputer to control flash operations. In
rare cases, the Speedlight may not work properly even after a fresh battery is
properly installed. If this happens, replace the battery while the Speedlight's
power is turned on.
20
Do not exceed the maximum number of continuous
firings
You should allow the SB-400 to cool off for at least 10 minutes after
the maximum number of continuous firings are performed as shown
in the table below:
Max. number of continuous
firings
15
40