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9 Special functions („Select“)<br />

Depending on the camera model or camera group (see Table 1), various special<br />

functions are available. For this purpose, data exchange must first occur between<br />

the flash unit and camera to access and set the special functions, for<br />

example by tapping the shutter release.<br />

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☛ ☛<br />

Accessing the individual special functions is achieved<br />

with the button „Select“, that is to say, the buttons —<br />

and + must be pressed simultaneously. The accompanying<br />

special functions and settings desired are then<br />

carried out individually with the button — or +.<br />

The setting must occur immediately after accessing the special functions<br />

since otherwise the flash unit automatically switches back to normal<br />

flash operation after a few seconds!<br />

9.1 Motor zoom main reflector („Zoom“)<br />

The motor zoom main reflector � of the flash unit can illuminate lens angles<br />

from 24 mm (35 mm format): Thanks to the use of the integrated wide-angle<br />

diffuser �, the illumination widens to 12 mm.<br />

Auto zoom<br />

When the flash unit is operated with a camera from Groups B, C, D or E and a<br />

lens with CPU, the zoom position of the main reflector � adjusts automatically<br />

to the lens focal length. After switching on the flash unit, „Zoom“ appears in the<br />

display and the current zoom position of the main reflector � appears.<br />

Automatic adjustment occurs for lens focal lengths from 24 mm. If a focal length<br />

of less than 24 mm is used, „24“ flashes in the display as a warning that the<br />

shot cannot be completely lit.<br />

☞ The automatic adjustment will not be activated if the main reflector is<br />

swivelled, if the wide-angle diffuser � is pulled out, or a Mecabounce<br />

(accessory) is mounted.<br />

If so desired, the position of the main reflector � can be manually adjusted in<br />

order to achieve particular lighting effects (such as spot effect etc.).<br />

Manual zoom mode<br />

In the case of cameras from Group A or when using a lens without CPU (for<br />

example, manual focus lens), the zoom position of the main reflector � must be<br />

adjusted manually to the lens focal length. In this case auto-zoom mode is not<br />

possible! After switching on the flash unit, „Zoom“ appears in the display and<br />

the current zoom position of the main reflector � appears.<br />

Setting procedure<br />

• Press button combination „Select“ until „Zoom“<br />

appears flashing next to the zoom position (mm).<br />

☛ ☛<br />

• Apply the setting desired with the buttons + and —.<br />

The flashing display changes to „M.Zoom“<br />

for manual zoom mode.<br />

M Zoom<br />

The following zoom positions are possible for<br />

the main reflector:<br />

24 - 28 - 35 - <strong>50</strong> - 70 - 85 - 105 mm<br />

(35 mm format).<br />

The setting takes effect immediately.<br />

10 m M Zoom 85 mm<br />

After about 5 seconds the display stops flashing and the setting is saved automatically.<br />

☞ When the camera transmits the lens focal length to the flash unit and a<br />

manual zoom setting results in the shot not being completely lit by the<br />

main reflector (for example, spot effect), the display of the zoom position<br />

of the main reflector flashes as a warning!<br />

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