Nikon SB 11 Bedienungsanleitung

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Seite 1 - Speedlight

Nikon SpeedlightINSTRUCTION MANUAL

Seite 2 - NOMENCLATURE

BASIC OPERATION —continued-Attach the bracket @ to the camera.Position the camera in the bracket with the bracket mounting pin ® on the same side of

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10. Attach the sync cord©.Screw one end of the SC-11 Sync Cord into either of the speed- light's sync/multiple flash sockets ©; screw the other e

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BASIC OPERATION —continued-13. Set the camera's shutter speed for proper synchronization.Set the shutter speed dial to the highest synchr

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16. Set the shooting mode selector ©.Turn the ring on the front of the sensor until the white index is opposite the color corresponding to that of th

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—BASIC OPERATION —continued-19. Take the picture.After the speedlight fires, if the ready-light, does not blink, you have a perfect flash exposure.20.

Seite 7 - FOREWORD

CONTROLS IN DETAILFor FA, FE2, FE, FM2, FMFor F-301/N2000*, Motor Drive MD-4For MD-11, MD-12, MD-14, MD-15-For F3-series, F-301/N2000 (wfith AH-3), FG

Seite 8 - BASIC OPERATION

Bracket Mounting Adapter ®The release/locking wheel on the bracket mounting adapter allows the speedlight to be removed from the bracket for o

Seite 9 - 0^ Close the battery

CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continued-Tilting Flash Head @The SB-ll's tilting flash head has click-stops at 30°, 60°, 90°, and approx. 120°. For normal s

Seite 10 - BASIC OPERATION —continued

Wide-Flash Adapter SW-3 ©The angle of illumination of the SB-11 by itself is 56° horizontally and 40° vertically—wide enough for use with a 35mm

Seite 11 - * to the normal shooting

Note: To detach the Wide-Flash Adapter SW-3, first rotate the tilting flash head to other than the horizontal position. Then lift up the cat

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NOMENCLATURE© Wide-Flash Adapter SW-3@ Tilting flash head® Shooting mode selector® Sensor Unit SU-2® Exposure calculator dial® Sync/multiple flash soc

Seite 13 - . Watch the ready-light®

CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continued-Exposure Calculator Dial (DFor Automatic OperationThe SB-ll's exposure calculator dial helps you select the usable

Seite 14 - —BASIC OPERATION —continued

Example 2Example 2With ASA/ISO 100 and a subject three meters (10 feet) away, you can shoot at either f/4, f/5.6, or f/8. If a short recycling time is

Seite 15 - CONTROLS IN DETAIL

Example 3For Manual OperationSimply read off the f/number which appears directly above the flash-to-subject distance W; then set this aperture on

Seite 16 - Bracket Mounting Adapter ®

CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continued-Sensor Unit SU-2 ©The plug-in Sensor Unit SU-2 controls the operation of the SB-11 Speedlight. It has five settings to c

Seite 17 - Tilting Flash Head @

Ready-Light (g)Built into the back of the SB-ll's flash head is a ready- light which comes on as soon as the speedlight is recycled and ready to

Seite 18 - Wide-Flash Adapter SW-3 ©

Open-Flash Button'The red open-flash button is used to fire the speedlight manually without having to trip the camera's shutter. In this man

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CONTROLS IN DETAIL — Continued-External Power Terminal @This terminal is for connection of a separate battery pack.Sync/Multiple Flash Sockets ©Two st

Seite 20 - Exposure Calculator Dial

Sync Cord SC-11 ©This cord has standard Nikon connections at both ends for positive attachment of the SB-11 to a Nikon camera having a screw-in type s

Seite 21 - Example 2

Synchronization Chart1 Nikon CameraProper synchronization speed (sec.)F3-series1/80 (X) or slowerFA1/250 or slowerFE21/250 or slowerFE1/125 or slowerF

Seite 22 - Example 3

— ACCESSORIESTTL Remote Cords SC-12 and SC-23The SC-12 is for the Nikon F3-series cameras; the SC-23 is for the Nikon FA, FE2, F-301/N2000 and FG came

Seite 24 - Ready-Light (g)

alkaline-manganese or general NiCd type. Alkaline- manganese batteries will produce approximately 270 flashes with the SB-11 and SB-14 on Ma

Seite 25 - Open-Flash Button'

"RED EYE'^^---------------------"Red eye" is a phenomenon in flash photography where the center portions of the subject's eye

Seite 26 - — Continued

TIPS ON SPEEDLIGHT CARETo remove dirt or fingerprints, wipe with a dry soft or silicon- treated cloth. Never use thinner, benzine or alcohol,

Seite 27 - Sync Cord SC-11 ©

• If your SB-11 has not been used for a long time, its recycling time may be longer. To maintain the built-in condenser in peak

Seite 28 - Synchronization Chart

OPTIMUM BATTERY PERFORMANCENew batteries. Between manufacturing and first use, all batteries exhibit some drain. Therefore, care should

Seite 29 - — ACCESSORIES

SPECIFICATIONSLight output controlGuide number (ASA/ISO 100 and meters)(ASA/ISO 25 and feet)Angle of coverageAutomatic shooting range(at ASA/ISO 100)

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Number of flashes (approx.)Power source Ready-lightOpen-flash button Mounting Dimensions (approx.)Weight(excluding batteries)Automatic: variable depen

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No reproduction in any form of this booklet, in whole or In part (except for brief quotation in critical articles or reviews), may be made without wri

Seite 32 - TIPS ON SPEEDLIGHT CARE

NIPPON KOGAKU K.K.Fuji Bldg., 2-3, Marunouchi 3-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100, Japan Phone:81-3-214-5311 Telex: J22601 (NIKON) Fax:81-3-201-5856Printed

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i/stop scale (black) @

Seite 34 - OPTIMUM BATTERY PERFORMANCE

CONTENTS----------------------NOMENCLATURE...2-3FOREWORD...

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FOREWORDCompatible with all Nikon SLE cameras, the bracketmounting Nikon Speedlight SB-11 features automatic control of the flash exposure to match t

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BASIC OPERATIONOpen the battery * chamber.Unscrew the lid @ at the base of the handle and remove the battery clip.2, Attach the bracket mounting adapt

Seite 38 - NIPPON KOGAKU K.K

Load the batteries.Insert eight AA-type penlight batteries following the + and - symbols on the inside of the battery clip.Install the battery

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