Flash Modes; E Ttl- And E Ttl Ii - Flash Mode - Metz mecablitz 52 AF-1 Canon digital Manual De Instrucciones

7 Flash modes

There are different flash modes available
depending on the camera type, for example
E TTL
M HSS
flash mode
SERVO
The flash mode is set using the touch
display.
A data transfer between flash unit and came-
ra is necessary before setting flash mode
E TTL HSS
shutter release.

7.1 E TTL- and E TTL II - flash mode

These flash modes offer a very simple
method of obtaining very good flash shots.
Here, the exposure is measured by a sensor
k
in the camera.
It measures the light reflected by the subject
through the lens (TTL = "Through The Lens").
If the shot was exposed correctly, the correct
exposure indication will illuminate for about
5 seconds (see 4.2).
Please note whether there are limitations for
your camera in terms of film sensitivity for
E TTL flash mode (for example, ISO 64 to ISO
1000; see camera's operating instructions)!
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E TTL HSS
, , manual flash mode
MASTER
, remote master , remote slave
SLAVE
as well as servo mode
.
M HSS
and , e.g. by actuating the
M
,
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M
4.4 m
m
Z
35 F4.0
OOM
m
INFO 1/1
E TTL
M
E TTL
-3,5 m
0,3
m
Z
35 F4.0
OOM
m
EV
INFO
When taking a shot, an almost imperceptible
measurement pre-flash is triggered by the
camera prior to the actual exposure process.
Setting the mode of operation
• Switch on the flash unit with the
button.
The start screen appears. Thereafter, the
flash unit always switches on with the
mode of operation that was used last
(e.g. M flash mode).
• Press the displayed mode of operation on
the touch display as many times as it takes
for the display for selecting the mode of
operation to appear.
• Press the sensor buttons on the
touch display and select the desired mode
of operation.
• Press on the selected mode of operation
that is highlighted in black. The setting is
adopted immediately.
• Set a suitable mode of operation on the
camera, e.g. P, Tv, Av, M etc.
• Tap the shutter release to transfer data bet-
ween the flash unit and the camera.