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Vivitar Soft Light Bounce for 283 User manual
User manual for Vivitar Soft Light Bounce for 283. 11 pages in German, French, Spanish. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Vivitar
- Model / document
- Vivitar Soft Light Bounce for 283
- Document type
- User manual
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- German, French, Spanish
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- 11
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- 10.6 MB
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- Film cameras
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Vivitar is an International Trademark of Ponder & Best, Inc. Santa Monica, CA 90406 USA Subsidiary Companies Vivitar Japan, Ltd. / Tokyo, Japan Vivitar Photo-Elektronik GmbH / Frankfurt, W. Germany Vivitar /UK/ Ltd. / London, England Part No, 206, Bestelinr 208 rime aux U.S.A, No. do pigce 206 npreso en USA. Peza No. 208, Soft Light/Bounce Weichzeichner/Reflektor-Zubehor Ensemble diffuseur pour éclairage atténué/réfléchi Juego difusor de iluminaci6n suave/reflejo de flash =a De @ Instructions Anleitungen Mode d'emploi InstruccionesView original page 2
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Side view “Normal” Position Seitenasient"Normalatllung’ ‘Woe ge prot Position "Normale ‘Vista lateral Posicion “Normal Vivitar Soft Light/Bounce Diffuser Kit ‘Now you have a convenient way to create professional looking photographs using the Vivitar Soft Light/Bounce Diffuser Kit. I's a "portable ceiling” providing a predictable, Constant surface for reducing harsh shadows caused by direct flash. Lightweight and easy-to-attach, the diffuser can be used in any setting, The following information is provided as a guide only. Specific data may vary as you adapt the diffuser to your ‘own creative style. The Vivitar Sott Light/Bounce Diffuser Kit consists of a metal ‘card holder and a Kodak" Grey Card. “Trademark of Eastman Kodak Company Description of Parts © Potecting Card Ear @ Tongue @ huis knobs © Retaining clips ——-@ Notch The Reflecting Surface ‘The Vivitar Soft Light/Bounce Diffuser is designed to Use the white side of a Kodak* Grey Card providing you with a 90% reflective surface. I's important to keep the card Clean and smudge free for good reflection, Replacement ‘cards are available at your photo dealer. “Tradematkof Easiman Kodak Company www.orphancameras com Attaching the Card Holder to the Vivitar 283 Electronic Flash ‘With the flash head in the 90° position, gently spread the ears @ over the flash axis knobs ©) and align the notch @. Squeeze the ears together so they're firmly in place. The holder is now in the normal” position. Fastening the Reflecting Card to the Holde Fasten the reflecting card © to the holder so that the white side faces the flash head. Insert the card between the Tetaining clips © with the tongue behind the white side, touching the grey side. The tongue helps hold the card in place soit's important thatthe tongue “its properly the ard seems loose in the holder, slightly bend the tongue forward so thatthe tongue has a slight tension against the grey side ofthe card, Once adjusted, push the cardin fimly between the retaining clips Shooting Automatically When using the diffuser and the Vivitar 289 Electronic Flash in the auto mode, the 288 wil automaticaly determine the correct exposure, However, because of light dispersion and absorption, maximum distances will decrease by approximately 2.x. For example, if you were Shooting inthe “yellow” automatic mode, the maximum distance would decrease trom 43 eet to approximately V72teet 49425172) ‘When shooting in any of the four automatic modes, fire atest flash and check the Sufficient Light Indicator. I the Indicator fails to light, make one or both of the following adjustments: 1— Sethe Mode Selector to an automatic mode that utilizes a wider f-stop opening, and set your camera, accordingly. Shorten the distance the light must travel to reach. the subject by moving the diffuser/flash closer to the subject or vice versa 1View original page 3
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