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11.3 Modelling light (MOD. LIGHT)
The modelling light is a high-frequency stro-
boscopic flash. It creates the impression of a
semi-permanent light for a duration of about
3 seconds. The modelling light enables the
user to assess light distribution and the for-
mation of shadows before taking pictures.
The modelling light is triggered with the
manual firing button
Setting procedure
• Press the
OPTION
for the selection menu to appear.
OPTION
• Press the
touch display.
RAPID
SUB-REFL.
• Press the
p
q
touch display and select
OPTION
• Press the
STANDBY
touch display.
MOD. LIGHT
BEEP
• Press the
p
q
the touch display and switch the modelling
light on or off. The setting is adopted
MOD. LIGHT
immediately.
OFF After activation of the modelling light, „
" appears in the INFO menu.
ON
.
button as often as it takes
OPTION
sensor button on the
sensor buttons on the
MOD. LIGHT
.
MOD. LIGHT
sensor button on the
ON OFF
or sensor button on
11.4 Zoom Mode (ZOOM MODE)
11.4.1 Extended Zoom Mode
In extended zoom mode the zoom position of
the reflector is reduced to one level below
the focal length of the camera lens. The
resulting expanded and broader light covera-
ge provides additional dispersed light (reflec-
tions) inside rooms so that a softer flash illu-
mination is possible.
Example:
The focal length of the camera lens is 50 mm.
The extended zoom mode sets a 35 mm
reflector position on the flash unit. However,
50 mm continues to be shown on the display.
Setting procedure
• Press the
for the selection menu to appear.
• Press the
OPTION
touch display.
OPTION
• Press the
ZOOM SIZE
touch display and select
ZOOM MODE
• Press the
STANDBY
takes for the selection menu to appear.
p
q
ZOOMMODE
• Press the
touch display.
Extended
The setting is adopted immediately.
Standard
After activation of extended zoom mode,
"EXT" appears in the INFO menu.
Spot
button as often as it takes
OPTION sensor button on the
sensor buttons on the
ZOOM MODE
.
ZOOM MODE
button as often as it
EXTENDED
sensor button on the
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