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Tip
Dark subject against light background:
positive correction factor.
Light subject against dark background:
Exposure correction by means of alteration of
the lens aperture setting is impossible, since
the camera's automatic exposure program
regards the altered aperture setting as the
normal working aperture setting.
When setting the correction factor, the
distance shown in the display can change
and be adjusted to the correction factor
(depending on the camera model)!
Setting procedure
TTL
• Press the
-7,9 m
0,7
display as many times as it takes for the
partial light output selection to appear.
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Z
F4.0
35
OOM
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EV
INFO
-1 1/3
• Press the
-1
touch display and set a correction value.
-2/3 • Press the selected correction value on the
touch display, e.g
The setting will take effect immediately.
TTL
Manual flash exposure correction is only
possible in TTL flash mode if the camera
-7,9 m
0,7
supports this function (consult the camera's
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Z
F4.0
35
OOM
operating instructions)!
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sensor buttons on the touch
sensor buttons on the
-1
.
If the camera does not support this function,
the adjusted correction will have no effect.
For some camera models, the manual flash
exposure corrections must be adjusted on
the camera. If this is the case, no correction
value will appear on the flash unit display.
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After the shot, remember to cancel the
manual flash exposure correction in the
camera!
Attention: Strongly reflecting objects in
the motif can have a negative impact on the
camera's automatic exposure.
The photograph will be underexposed.
Remove reflecting objects or set a positive
correction value.