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Metz 45 SCA386 for Bronica ETRsi TTL module User manual
User manual for Metz 45 SCA386 for Bronica ETRsi TTL module. 3 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Metz
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- Metz 45 SCA386 for Bronica ETRsi TTL module
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- User manual
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- English
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- 3
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- Film cameras
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lnstructions for flash operation with the adapter 6, Operation
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6.1 . Fteady light:
The SCA 386 adapter can only be used for the Flash readiness is established if the ",n" syrnbol
Bronica ETH Si and SQ-AI iamera in cornbination lights up in the camera's viewfinder. Flashes can
with Metz and Gullmann handle-rnount flashguns. only be fired if flash readiness information is given.
Do not.switch on the flash unit before having con-
nected it to the adapter and the carnera! 6,2, Auto check:
tight mode, the ready
correct exposurs - blinkslf, in theafterlTLa flashor autowas fired, 1. Carnera and adapter capabilities:
o Flash readiness information in carnera's view- is obtained.
f inder However, if the ready light goeF out after a flash .- i Auto check signal in camera's viewfinder was fired, your picture rnay be under-exposed. r flash control Flash readiness is then no longer established
,TTL and the camera operates in the set mode until
2. Connection of adapter and cable:. ftash readine$s is re-achieved.
lf, after firing fta$hes, the flash ready light {",n"
sfmbol) contlnues glowing without initial short 2.1. lnserttheflat rnultipte (1 z-pin) plug intothe $ync blinking, over-exposure rnay result.. cord socket provided on the flash unit or power grip. .
6.3. TTL flash control: 2.2. The round 6-pin cable plug of the adapter rnust The light emitted by the flash unit is controlled by be connected to the carnera. Turn the plug td find the camera's electronic system with the aid of the'right positlon and tl'ren slightly press it into the measurements made by a sensor on the surface of camera body until it Iocks in place. When removing the filrn.
lhe ptug, h^old it by its metal part and pull slighili 'to release it.
6,4. Firing trial flashes
Auto mode 2.9. The adapter may be fastened to ths flash - ln this rnoqe., you'can firetrialJlashes manually bi"acket or the optionat'M bracket, the shoe of the before shooting the picture in order to find out
motor winder or "speed Grip" (Bronica accessory) if the selected auto aperture is.sufticient for by means of a cornmercially availAble tripod screw. correct exposure, lf the auto checksignal on the
tlash'unit does not blink when a trial flash is
3. Operatlng modes of flash unit: fired, the setting on ftash unit and camera must
be corrected (select a smaller f-number!). rrl: ]X,--ffffr ?fix-',?j:Ii'.riff"(?+'.",1'$Jll JTL mode contro[) - This msde does not perrnit pre-exposure con- Auto: The flash unit's sensor controls the Iight
output , firingfirrnationbutton,by' Topressingcheck theif sufficientflashgun'slightmanualwitl be Manual: The flash unit ernits the presetected ernitted for the aperture selected, flrr exposure' , rnust be taken with the carnere. For repeated
fiIfilillHliilil$ishesrrishtoutputor trial exposurss, you can activate the cflrnera's
. rnultiple exposure system so that j ust,on e pictu re
1. Settings on carnera and flash unit: will be lost.
see opeiating instructions for catnera and flash Another possibility is to set the f-number pre-
selected on the carnera as an auto apefiure unit. ' prior to exposurs and to then flre trlal ilashes
q. Film speed setting: as described above in the "Auto rnode" section.
to Set the filrn speed on the flash unit and on .the Thsrsaftbr,,'TTL". the flash unit rnust be reset adapter. Due cornpensation rnay be required when
using a smaller latitude color tfansparency film,
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