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Seite 1 - Speedlight

Nikon SpeedlightINSTRUCTION MANUAL

Seite 2 - NOMENCLATURE

BASIC OPERATION“I Set the open/closed knob ' ® on the flash unit coupler to the OPEN position.2 Attach the flash unit ' coupler to the flash

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Seite 4 - Auto shooting

BASIC OPERATION —continued-2 Lock the flash unit ' coupler.Turn the open/closed knob to the “closed" position (indicated by a dot)

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5 Load the batteries into ' the holder.Load four 1.5V AA-type penlight alkaline-manganese cells or 1.2V rechargeable NiCd batteries into t

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BASIC OPERATION —continued-g Attach the flash unit to ' the camera’s accessory shoe.Notes:1) If you are using an F3-series camera, make s

Seite 7 - ATTENTION!

With the SB-16A, turn the locking ring @ around the mounting foot @ counterclockwise until the AS-8's foot is uncovered (fig. 1). Then sl

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BASIC OPERATION —continuedQ Tilt the flash head ® to ' the normal shooting position.Tilt the flash head 90°, so that it faces straight ahe

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12. Set the zoom setting ®' knob on the exposure calculator dial.Turn the zoom setting knob at the center on the dial until the zoom setting

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BASIC OPERATION —continued/\_14 Set the SB-16’s mode selector® to TTLSlide the mode selector to the right as far as it will go, so that the index on

Seite 12 - + and -) terminals

A-16. Set the lens aperture ' ring to the appropriate f/stop.If you decide to shoot at f/4, then you must set the aperture ring on the len

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NOMENCLATURE

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—BASIC OPERATION—continuedFLASH I > I » I I ( > I ' A1 A2 MD M ITTLJB -15 mode selector ® to the blue or orange dot for automatic operati

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C-15. Set lens to the ' minimum aperture (largest f-number).Q_'|0 Set the SB-16’s ' mode selector to TTL.For automatic operation (A2)17

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BASIC OPERATION-continued18. Wait for the ready-light (@) to come on.As soon as the flash ready-light built into the back of the flash unit comes o

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After you take the shot, watch the ready-light inside the camera’s viewfinder or the one on the SB-16. After a short while, it will light up again

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CONTROLS IN DETAILAS-8Flash Unit Couplers AS-8 ® and AS-9 (DThe detachable lower part of the SB-16, called the Flash Unit Coupler AS-8 or AS-9, houses

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Coupler. The TTL automatic shooting mode, however, is available only when the SB-16A is used with a Nikon F3- series camera or when the SB-16B is used

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Synchronization SpeedIn flash photography, the shutter speed with which electronic flash will synchronize depends on the camera in use. The table sho

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CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continuedZoom Head ®The SB-16's zoom head has four settings which provide various angles of coverage as shown in fhe fable.Th

Seite 22 - BASIC OPERATION-continued

Shooting Mode Selector ®The shooting mode selector on the back of the SB-16 has five click-stop settings. Directly above the selector (reading from l

Seite 23 - 20. Turn off the flash unit

control of the flash exposure at any aperture from f/2 to f/22 to match the camera-to-subject distance: the farther away the subject, the more light

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-CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continuedMD (synchronization with motor drive)At the motor drive (MD) setting, the SB-16 is able to recycle fast enough to s

Seite 26 - Synchronization Speed

2) Set the zoom setting knobTurn the zoom setting knob at the center on the dial until the zoom setting index is opposite the same letter as you sele

Seite 27 - CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continued

3) Determine the exposureDepending on which shooting mode you've selected, read off the usable f/stop(s) from the dial. In either the TTL or no

Seite 28 - Shooting Mode Selector ®

-CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continuedFor through-the-lens (TTL) operationOn the dial there are eight f/stops ranging from f/2 to f/22. Each f/stop determines

Seite 29 - M (manual operation)

Example 3If you are using ASA/ISO 100 film (with the zoom head set at N for a 35 mm lens) and the subject is 2 m away, you can select either f/2.8, f/

Seite 30 - 1)Set the film speed

The auto shooting ranges for TTL photography are shown in the following table.TTL auto shooting rangeUnit: m (ft)Film speed (ASA/ISO)Zoom head setting

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CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continuedFor non-TTL automatic (A) operationFor non-TTL automatic operation, you can select one of two f/stops, indicated by the b

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Example 2If you are using ASA/ISO 400 film, the usable aperture is now f/16 at At and f/8 at A2.The auto shooting range varies according to the zoom h

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Auto shooting rangeUnit; m (ft)Zoom head setting Shooting mode Shooting rangeTAt 0.8-5.2 (2.6-17)A2 0.8-10 (2.6-33)sAt 0.6-4.7(2.0-15)A2 0.6-9.5(2.0-3

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CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continuedFor manual (M) operationAfter setting the ASA/ISO film speed and zoom setting knob on the exposure calculator dial, focus

Seite 35 - TTL auto shooting range

) Zoom scaleAuto shooting range indicators(3) Zoom head®) Bounce angle scale

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The guide number at various film speeds and zoom head settings is shown in the following table:Guide numbers in the manual modeUnit: m (ft)Zoom head s

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For motor drive (MD) operationAfter setting the ASA/ISO film speed and zoom setting knob on the exposure calculator dial, focus on the subject; then

Seite 38 - Auto shooting range

CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continuedNow, you are ready to read the usable f/stop from the dial. Each color-coded line indicating the auto shooting range for

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Exposure compensationIn TTL or non-TTL automatic operation with a dark subject (one with low reflectivity) or one light in tone (having high-reflecti

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TTL exposure compensationWhen shooting TTL auto flash pictures, you can use the camera’s exposure compensation dial (or the exposure compensation but

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CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continuedFor example, if you are using ASA/ISO 100 film with the exposure compensation dial set at +2 (overexposure), you can re

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Non-TTL automatic exposure compensationIn the non-TTL automatic exposure mode, exposure compensation can be performed by stopping down or openin

Seite 43 - Exposure compensation

-CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continuedReady-Light <§)After the ON/OFF switch is turned on, the ready-light at the back of the SB-16 lights up to indicate t

Seite 44 - TTL exposure compensation

Warning functionsIn the TTL or non-TTL automatic mode, both the ready- lights on the flash unit and in the camera’s viewfinder blink for 3 seconds aft

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Other warnings shown by the ready-light's blinking vary according to the type of flash unit and the camera in use. (For more detailed information

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CONTENTS-----------------------------NOMENCLATURE... 2~3ATTENTION!...

Seite 47 - Ready-Light <§)

CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continuedWith theSB-16AAs soon as the flash unit is turned on, both ready-lights blink in the following cases:1) When the AS-8&apo

Seite 48 - Warning functions

CameraShutter spaedShooting modeSB>i6A'eCamera’s ready-lightSetting (sec.)ready*llghtMater ON Meter OFFAll settingsTTL Lights up* Lights up*Li

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CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continued-With theSB-16BAs soon as the flash unit is turned on, the ready-light on the flash unit lights up when the flash is read

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CameraShuttar apaad Salting (aac.)Shooting modaSB-18B’sraady*llghtCamara’s raady-lightMatar ON Matar OFFF3-aarlaa via AS-4 or 7All settingsTTLLights u

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CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continuedOpen-Flash Button ®The ready-light on the SB-16 can be used as an open- flash button to fire the flash unit manually with

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In the TTL nriode, test-firing must be performed by tripping the shutter. Note that, without film loaded in the camera, the ready-light will b

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CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continued-Tilting/Rotating Flash Head ®For truly creative bounce flash photography, the SB-16 has two flash heads.The main head ti

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Secondary Flash Head ®The smaller secondary head is built into the front of the flash unit and faces straight ahead. Its purpose is to fiii in the sha

Seite 56 - Tilting/Rotating Flash Head ®

CONTROLS IN DETAIL —continuedWide-Flash Adapter SW-7 ®The Wide-Flash Adapter attached in front of the SB-16's main flash head with the zoom hea

Seite 57 - Secondary Flash Head ®

PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES...48'^62Synchro-Sunlight Fill-In Flash Photography...

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TTL Multiple Flash Terminal (g)The TTL multiple flash terminal is provided for TTL multiple flash photography. (For more information, refer to pages

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Sync/Multiple Flash Terminal ®Located at the side of the AS-8 or AS-9 is a threaded terminal which serves two purposes: it can be used to attach a syn

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PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUESSynchro-Sunlight Fill-In Flash PhotographyA backlit subject, such as a person outside with his/her back to the sun or indoors

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Without Hash or exposure compensation:the backlit subject comes out too dark.Without flash, but with the exposure compensation dial set at + 2; the

Seite 62 - PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES

IrT''!:With fill-in flash: both the subject and the background come out properly exposed.

Seite 64 - IrT''!:

PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES —continuedSynchro-sunlight fill-in flash photography is possible with the SB-16’s shooting mode selector set to the TTL-auto-

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In the TTL-automatic mode1).2)Same as Steps 1) and 2) in the manual mode.3)Take the picture. With the SB-16 set at TTL and turned on, just ta

Seite 66 - In the manual mode

In the non-TTL automatic mode1) Set a shooting aperture on the lens. Read off the two usable apertures from the exposure calculator dial and

Seite 67 - In the TTL-automatic mode

-PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES —continuedSynchronization with slow shutter speedsIf you are using the SB-16 at a high shutter speed under dim light, the bac

Seite 68 - In the non-TTL automatic mode

ATTENTION!The Nikon Speedlight SB-16 consists of two parts: the main fiash unit and the fiash unit coupier having the mounting foot. Depending

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Fast synchronization speed: the background is too dark.Stow synchronization speed: now details in the background can be seen.53

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PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES-Diffusing the LightLight is what gives form to solid objects. If the flash is poinfed directly at the subject and located near

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Direct flash: harsh, unflattering lighting.Combination bounce and direct flash: soft. naturaHooking lighting with a pleasing catchlight in

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PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES —continuedThe procedure for bounce flash is as follows:1) Choose the bounce surface.Select the ceiling or wall you want to bou

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Using a diffuserIt is also possible to diffuse the light by placing a translucent material, such as one or more sheets of tracing paper, between the

Seite 75 - Using a diffuser

Notes:1) In non-TTL automatic shooting, make sure that the diffuser does not come between the SB-16's sensor and the subject.2) Some diffusion

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-PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUESMultiple Flash PhotographyIf you have another flash unit, you can use it as a secondary light source for multiple flash photo

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—continuedOne flash unit:i. - y standard, rather static lighting.Two flash units:dramatic lighting resembling window light.

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TTL multiple flash photographyBy using the SB-16 connected to an F3-series, FA, FE2, F-501/N2020, F-301/N2000, FG or Nikonos-V (via V-Type Sync Cord)

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FOREWORDThe Nikon Speedlight SB-16 is a direct-mounting eiec- tronic fiash unit, providing automatic through-the-iens (TTL) controi of the fiash

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To perform TTL multiple flash photography, use the optional TTL Multi-Flash Sync Cord SC-18 (1.5m) and/or SC-19 (3m) to connect the flash units

Seite 81 - FLASH OPERATION

PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES —continuedSYSTEM CHART FOR TTL MULTIPLE FLASH OPERATIONHL_J:S SB-17' 11 O IISB-16A1® indicates the "master” flash un

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-PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES —continuedManual multiple flash photographyIf the secondary flash unit is either a Nikon Speedlight SB-11, SB-12, SB-14, SB-1

Seite 85 - ACCESSORIES

ACCESSORIES-Sync Cords 10,11, and 15For use with cameras not provided with a hot shoe or for off-camera or multiple-flash lighting setups. The SC-11 i

Seite 86 - TTL Remote Cord SC-17

TTL Remote Cord SC-14The SC-14 enables the SB-16A to be used up to one meter off a Nikon F3-series camera for TTL automatic flash operation.TTL Remote

Seite 87 - ACCESSORIES—continued

ACCESSORIES—continuedTTL Multi-Flash Sync Cords SC-18 and SC-19The SC-18 and/or SC-19 are used to connect the flash units together for TTL multiple fl

Seite 88 - Flash Tripod Adaptor AS-11

Flash Tripod Adaptor AS-11The AS-11 enables the SB-16A, used as a slave flash unit, to be attached to a tripod. Also, it prevents the SB- 16A ready-li

Seite 89 - Soft Flash Unit Case SS-16

Soft Flash Unit Case SS-16The SS-16 accommodates the main flash unit of the SB-16 and both Flash Unit Couplers AS-8 and AS-9, one attached to the mai

Seite 90 - RED EYE”

For truly creative bounce flash photography, the Nikon Speedlight SB-16 has two separate flash heads—a combination of tilting and rotating main

Seite 91 - TIPS ON SPEEDLIGHT CARE

((RED EYE”"Red eye" is a phenomenon in flash photography where the center portions of the subject's eyes appear as bright red orbs in c

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

Seite 93 - OPTIMUM BATTERY PERFORMANCE

> If your SB-16 has not been used for a long time, its recyciing time may be longer. To maintain the built-in condenser in peak condition, thereby

Seite 94 - SPECIFICATIONS

OPTIMUM BATTERY PERFORMANCE-New batteries. Between manufacturing and first use, all batteries exhibit some drain. Therefore, care should be taken to p

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SPECIFICATIONS-{The SB-16 main flash unit has the following specifications when combined with the Flash Unit Coupler AS-8 or AS-9)Electronic construct

Seite 96 - SPECIFICATIONS—continued

Batteries Four 1.5VAA-type alkaline-manganese penllght batteries or four 1.2VAA-type NICd batteries recommended Number of flashes and recycling time

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SPECIFICATIONS—continuedManual exposure control Synchronization with motor driven cameraDimensions (Wx H x D) SB-16ASB-16BWeightSB-16ASB-16BAccessorie

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