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ROKUNAR MD600Z User manual
User manual for ROKUNAR MD600Z. 19 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Rokunar
- Model / document
- ROKUNAR MD600Z
- Document type
- User manual
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- English
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- 19
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- 1.1 MB
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- Film cameras
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Multi-Dedicated Flashwww.butkus.us RoKUNARMDoooz INSTRUCTIONS Dedicated for CANON, NIKON, PICOH MtNOLTA. OLYMPUS and PENTAX CAMERASView original page 1
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ATTACHMENT TO CAMERA (Fig. 3)
The flash unit has a "Hot Shoe" base and can
be attached directly to a camera having a flash
accessory "Hot Shoe" contact, which will
hold the flash unit and provide the electrical
connection between camera and f lash when
the locking nut is tightened.
TCAUTION
When mounting the flash unit on or detaching
from the Camera always make sure the porarer is
OFF or the Camera may be damaged
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FLASH OPERATTON-READY TEST (Fig. S)
1) Turn the power switch ,,ON,,.
2) .After approx 5 to 10 seconds the ,,READy,,
light should light up, conf irming your
f lash unit is charged in readiness for f lash
photography.
fThe Test button, when depressed will fire
the f lash gun confirming that it is
operational).
3) When flash is no longer required always turn
power switch "OFF".
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HOW TO USE THE WIDE ANGLE DIFFUSER
{Wr ) (Fig. 7)
A 28mm lens can be used when the diffuser is
mounted. Always set the angle indication
window at "N" when using the
diffuser. lt is not possible to use a 28mm lens
at other settings.
Attaching to the flash unlt:
1) Push the knob of the diffuser gently into the
unit as indicated.
2) Push and insert as shown in the illustration.
Detaching the diffuser:
Push the knob of the diffuser in the direction
of the arrow and pull out, as indicated in diagram.
Fig.7
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APERTURES AND DISTANCES FOR AUTO. 2) By sliding the bottom scale, set the switcn tc MATIC OPERATTON (Fig. 9) the focal length of camera lens (?3, 35, 50 The flash unit has two automatic operation or 85mm). settangs designated by red the colors and blue. 3) Set switch (41 on the front of the flash body The shooting distance depends on the zoom to the red or blue position. position of the flash head. The blue setting is for
Set the aperture of the camera to the corres- shooting at distances of up to 20 feet (6 meters) 4l
at f/4 ASA 100/DlN 21 at wide position. For ponding F stop indicated by the blue or red
longer distances, use the setting which allows arrows on the guide table. lf f lash photos are
shooting up to 30 feet (9 meters) at f2.g (ASA then taken within the indicated distance 100/DlN 21 at wide position). (corresponding to the red or blue lines above {
the meters/feet scale) correct exposures will When using the zoom head your automatic
operating distances can be increased. For infor_ be obtained in almost every situation. 5) When using bounce at longer range it is often mation on this please see guide table p. 12).
worthwhile to check the exposure by firing
Using the guide table: the f lash gun using the Test button, if the , "Auto Check" light glows the exposure will By 1) sliding the top scale in the exposure table, be correct. set the scale position to the corresponding to
the ASA/DlN rating of the film in the camera.
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NOTES ON AUTOMATIC OPERATION
1) \l/hen shooting outdoors in day light, intense
illumination may cause the computer and
the auto check lamp to malfunction, in
such cases it may be advisable to use manual
setting.
2) After the Ready Light glows always wait for
a few seconds before making an exposure,
as sometimes the flash gun may not be fullv
. charged.
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BOUNCEwww.butkus.usPHOTOGRAPHY (Fag. 121 The convenience of automatic operation can be applied to photography which involves "bouncing" the light off a ceiling or other reflective suffaces to obtain soft illumination. The flash head has variable positions from 0o to 90o with click stops at every 150.View original page 16
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DEDICATED INSTRUCTION
To set the Select switch (2) to the right position
to use with your camera:-
Position "S" for cameras without dedicated
f u nction
Position "O" for Olympus cameras
Position "M " for Minolta cameras
Position "N/R" for Nikon cameras and Ricoh cameras
Position "C" f or Canon cameras
Position "P" tor Pentax Cameras
When the Ready lamp goes "on", this dedicated
flash will automatically set the shutter speed
of camera to 1/60 second or "x" synchro
setting and have indicating signal inside camera's
viewf inder.
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