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360 WXD User manual
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- 360 WXD
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- User manual
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- German, French, Spanish, Dutch, Swedish
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- 11
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NrlslsiN INSTRUCTIONSFOR USE ANLEITUNG MODED'EMPLOI INSTRUCCIONES GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING BRUKSANVISNINGView original page 2
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EN GL I S H Description of Flash Unit Elements 1 . Main-Reflector 2. Sub-Reflector 3. Light Sensor 4. Sub-ReflectorSwitch 5. Battery Com partment Cover 6. Synchro Cord Socket 7. Lock Ring B. Mounting Foot 9. F . Stop I nd icato r 10. DistanceRange Indicator 11. Film SpeedSelector 12. Ready Lamp/Test Button 13. Auto Checker 14. TTL/O Mode Selector 15. DistanceSelector 16. Power Pack Socket 17. Auto/M anual Selector 18. On/Off Switch 19. Synchro Cord 20. Filter KitView original page 4
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Insertingthe Batteries
Remove the Battery Compartment Cover @ and
insert 4 AA size batteries according to the diagram
inside. (Caution: Incorrect insertion of the bat-
teries will prevent proper operation of the flash-
gun, and may causedamage.)
Close the Battery Compartment Cover.
Attaching Your Flashto the Camera
Loosen the Lock Ring @. Insert the Mounting
Foot @ of your flash lnto the camera's accessory
shoe clip. Then tighten the flash with the Lock
Fing.
Set the shutter speed of your camera to the proper
setting for electronic flash use, or to 1/60 seconds.
(Read your camera owner's manual for details on
the flash synchronization.) lf you use the Nissin
Dedicated Adaptor (Please refer on page 7 for
Optional Accessory) with your flash, your dedi-
cated flash unit ensures that the camera sets the
correct shutter speed and gives viewfinder indica-
tion automatically.
lf your camera has a hot shoe contact, your flash
is now fully synchronizedwith the camera through
the centre contacts in the camera's shoe. ln this
case, the Synchro Cord is not necessary.
lf the camera has not the hot shoe contact, use the
Synchro Cord @which comes with your ftash unit.
Battery Operation
Slide On/Off Switch @ to the "On" 1"9" mark)
position and then F. Stop lndicator and Distance
Range lndicator glow. In a few secondsthe Ready
Lamp@ should glow, indicating the flash is ready
to shoot.
Push the Test Button @ to make sure your flash
unit works properly. lf the flash discharges,then
wait until the Ready Lamp glows again.
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Manual Operation
1. Set the TTL/O Mode Selector @to "o" posi-
tion.
2. Set the Film Speed Selector @ to the position
of the f ilm speed used.
3. Set the AUTO/MANUAL SelectorOto "MAN-
UAL" position. I { g:') un
4. Focus your camera and estimate the distanc€
from the flash to subject and set the distance
by DistanceSelector@.
5. Read the proper F. Stop from F. Stop Indicator
O and set the F. Stop on Your camera.
6. Aim your camera at the subject and take the
picture when the Ready Lamp @ glows.
Thyristor SystemAutomatic Operation
1. Set the TTL/O Mode Selector@to "O" posi-
tion.
2. Set the Film Speed Selector @to the position
of f ilm speed used.
3. Set AUTO/MANUAL Selector @ to 1, 2, or
position required. according to the flqlh range 3
the range indicator(gshows maxi- ! ( =:') un The distance
mum and minimum distancesfor the automatic
range selected. Pleaserefer to the table below
for the three automatic flash ranges.
4. Set the aperture (F. Stop) of F. Stop Indicator
@ on your camera.
5. a) For Bounce Flash Operation, use twin-flash
with Sub-Reflectorswitched on ("1" position).
b) For Direct Flash Operation, slide the Sub-
Reflector Switch to off ("0" position).
6. Focus your camera and take the picture after
the Ready Lamp @ glows.
7. The auto checker @ will glow after a picture
has been taken if the subiect was within the
automatic range selected. This can be checked
before taking a picture by pressing the test
button @ first. lf the auto checker does not
glow, another automatic range should be
selected.
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F. Stop Auto Automatic
Switch ASA50/64 ASA100/ AS4400/ F lash
Position D r N 1 8 / 1 9 D I N 2 l D I N 2 7 Ranges
0.7-3.3m 1 I 1 1 22 Q.3-11 ttl
1 -6.5m
2 4 5.6 1 1 (3.3-21ft)
1.5-13m 3 2 2.8 5.6 (4.9-42ttl
lf your camera has TTL dedicated flash system, set
AUTO/MANUAL Selector@ to MANUAL position
and TTL/O Mode Selector @ to TTL position and
then F. Stop Indicator@and DistanceRange lndi-
cator @ goes off, and you must use Nissin Dedi-
cated Adaptor (Pleaserefer on page 7 for optional
accessory). Read your camera owners manual for
details on the flash synchronization, such as I
shutter speed, f lash-readiness, aperture number
indication in camera'sviewfinder. I{
Auto Shut-Off
Your flash is designed to automatically shut off
the power supply to save the battery energy. Whenthe unit is switched on, the F. Stop lndicator@ l,
and Distance Range Indicator (i) come on to
indicate the start of charging. Afteisome time, the
both indicators go off to indicate the power supply
has shut-off and the charging stopped, if the unit
is left unoperated. The Ready Larrp @ stays on
until the charged energy runs out. You can fire
your unit as long as the Ready Lamp is on, and the
unit, if fired, resets to the original state. A short
push of the On/Off switch (Reset Button) @ can
also charge the unit again. (lf neither the Ready
Lamp nor the F. Stop lndicator come on after theOn/Off switch is turned on, push the On/Off I1
Switch to reset the flash unit.)
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Bounce Photography
Use bounce flash when you desire to make a softer
effect and-to eliminate the shadow on your sub-
ject. When taking flash pictures indoors, bounce
the light off the white or reflective colored walls,
ceiling or reflective f lat surfaces.You can tilt the
Flash Head in horizontal direction by 160" to the
right and 180" ^to the left as well as in vertical
direction by 90" upwards. lt is recommended to
operate your flash in the automatic operation for
bounce flash. For bounce photography, it is very
important to remember that the automatic flash
range should refer the total distance of flash to
reflector to subject.
You can enjoy dual flash light with the Sub-
Reflector @. StiOe the Sub-Reflector Switch @
to "1" position. Both the flash lights from Main-
Reflector @ and Sub-Reflector will give you a
variety of flash techniques as illustrated. lf you do
not want to use the Sub-Reflector, slide the
Sub-Reflector Switch to "0" position. Use twin-
flash with Sub-Reflector switched on for bQunce
flash operation. Single flash with Sub-Reflector
switched off is desirable when shooting directly
at your subject.
Note: For Bounce Dual Flash Photography in
Automatic Operation.
As the Subreflector gives always the same light
output, you shall determine the camera lens aper-
ture according to the Subreflector's guide number
(G. Lto. 12 ASA1OOl2lDlN). In order to get the
clear efficiency of shadow from bounce lighting
you can set the flash by one F-stop bigger.
Example:With ASA1 OO/21DlNfilm.
Subject distance3m from the camera.
Subreflector G. No.12 + 3m = F4. (Camera lens
apertu re ) .
Flash Auto s6tting to be F5.6.
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Hints for Maintenanceand Better Flash
Photography
The use of flash eliminates squinting and shadows
and help bring out natural facial expressionson
the subject. When taking pictures, against highly
reflective surfaces like mirrors, glass or glittering
water, use automatic operation.
When not in use, switch the unit off. Take the
batteries out when the f lash unit is being stored or ij j
when it will be carried for a long time. Keep your 1j
flash unit away from dust and moisture to prolong
its life.
Do not try to open or repair your flash unit since
the electric circuit inside carries a high voltage. lf
your flash needs repair or does not work correctly,
take it to where you bought it from. opening
the unit voids the warranty.
Filter Kit
Your flash light can be widened, lengthened, or
colored with this filter kit.
28mm lens 85mm lens 35mm lens
Wide Angle Diffuser Telephoto Filter (Red,Color Blue,Filters& Yellow)
N+i.r'.d n ffi
Fl:i;;!
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ffi ffiffi ffi
Automatic Operation Range
ASAlOO/DIN21 Wide Angle Diffuser Telephoto Filter
f2.8 1.3-9m (4.3-29ftl 2.0-15m(6.6-49ft)
f5.6 0.7-4.5m(2.3-14ftl 1.5-7.5m(5.0-24ft)
1 1 1 O.5-2.2m(1.7-7ttl 1.0€.8m (3.3-12ft)
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Optional Accessory
a) Nissin DedicatedAdaptor
lf your camera has a special flash dedication sys-
tem, use Nissin Dedicated Adaptors corresponding
to your camera system. Nissin Dedicated Adaptors
can be simply replaced as shown in the following
procedure. UseScrew
DriverTake the Mounting Foot @ off .
1. Remove the screw for Shoe Lock Plate with
screw driver.
2. Remove the Shoe Lock Plate.
Slide the DedicatedAdaptor onto the flash unit.
Following dedicated adaptors are availableat your
nearest camera stores.
Adaptor Model Adequate Camera
for Canon A-1, AE-l, AV-l
CA & AT-1 Cameras (Usable for
Standard Cameras,too)
for Nikon FE & EM Cameras
NE (Usablefor Standard
Cameras, too)
for Minolta XD & XG Series
MX Cameras(Usablefor Stan-
dard Cameras, too)
for Pentax ME Super, MV &
PK MV-1 Cameras(Usablefor
Standard Cameras,too)
for Olympus OM-1N, OM-2N
OM & OM-10 Cameras(Usable
for Standard Cameras,too)
for Ricoh XR-S, XR6, XR-7
RS & KR-10 Cameras(Usable
for Standard Cameras, too)
for ChinonCE5,CGs,CE-4&
CE CE-4SCameras(Usable
for StandardCameras,too)
lmportant: Do not use the dedicated adaptors
with other non-matching cameras. lf used, it may
cause damage.
b) Power Pack
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