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Taking Photographs—Flash Photography
Other Speedlights
The following Speedlights can be used in non-TTL auto and manual modes.
If they are set to TTL, the camera shutter-release button will lock and no
pho to graphs can be taken.
Speedlight
Flash mode
SB-28
SB-26
1
SB-27
2
SB-25 SB-24
SB-23
SB-29
3
SB-21B
3
SB-29S
3
SB-30
SB-22S
SB-22
SB-20
SB-16B
SB-15
SB-11
4
SB-14
4
A Non-TTL auto
✔✔✔✔
—
✔✔
M
Manual
✔✔✔✔✔✔✔
FP high-speed sync
✔
5
—
✔
5
————
Repeating fl ash
✔
—
✔✔
———
REAR Rear-curtain sync
✔✔✔✔✔✔✔
Red-eye reduction
✔✔✔
————
1 The SB-26 can be set to remote mode for wireless remote fl ash photography. When the wireless remote selector
is set to D, shutter speed will be set to under ½00 s.
2 When an SB-27 is mounted on the D2Xs, the fl ash mode is automatically set to TTL, and the shutter-release will
be disabled. Set the SB-27 to A (non-TTL auto fl ash).
3 Autofocus is only avail able with AF-Mi cro lenses (60 mm, 105 mm, 200 mm, or 70–180 mm).
4 When using the SB-11 or SB-14 in A or M mode, use the SU-2 with an SC-13 sync cable. Although SC-11 and
SC-15 sync cables can be used, the fl ash-ready indicator will not appear in the viewfi nder and shut ter speed will
not be ad just ed automatically.
5 Set Speedlight to mode M and select FP high-speed sync manually.
Use Only Nikon Flash Accessories
Use only Nikon Speedlights. Negative voltages or voltages over 250 V applied to the
ac ces so ry shoe could not only prevent normal operation, but damage the sync cir cuit ry
of the camera or fl ash. Be fore us ing a Nikon Speed light not in clud ed in the list on
these pages, con tact a Nikon-au tho rized ser vice rep re sen ta tive for more information.
ISO Auto
If a Speedlight is used when Custom Setting b1 (ISO auto) is on, ISO sensitivity will be
fi xed at the value selected by the user.
- DIGITAL CAMERA 1
- Product Documentation 2
- How to Read This Manual 3
- For Your Safety 4
- Tested To Comply 8
- With FCC Standards 8
- FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE 8
- Table of Contents 10
- Trademark Information 14
- Introduction 15
- Overview 16
- Getting to Know the Camera 17
- Camera Body (continued) 18
- The Top Control Panel 20
- The Rear Control Panel 22
- The Viewfi nder Display 24
- The Command Dials 26
- The Multi Selector 28
- First Steps 29
- Step 4—Attach a Lens 34
- Di rec tion of 36
- Ter mi nals 36
- Introduction—First Steps 37
- Format ( 214) 37
- Access lamp 38
- Tutorial 39
- Basic Photography 40
- Step 1—Ready the Camera 41
- Step 2—Adjust Camera Settings 43
- Tutorial—Basic Photography 44
- Step 4—Focus 46
- 60 s or slower 47
- Step 6—Take the Photograph 48
- Basic Playback 49
- Photographs 51
- Using Camera Menus 53
- Exiting the Menus 54
- Making a Selection 54
- High-Speed Crop 55
- Choosing a Shooting Mode 57
- Image Quality and Size 59
- Rear control panel 63
- Viewfi nder 63
- The ISO Button 67
- Fine-Tuning White Balance 71
- Choosing a Color Temperature 73
- Preset White Balance 74
- Image Adjustment 82
- Focus Mode 88
- Focus Area Selection 90
- Autofocus 92
- Focus Lock 96
- Taking Photographs—Focus 97
- c2—AE-L/AF-L ( 195) 97
- Manual Focus 99
- Exposure 100
- Exposure Mode 101
- P: Programmed Auto 102
- 3 EV are re duced to 16 103
- 8,000 s. Use slow shutter 104
- Indicator Description 105
- A: Aperture-Priority Auto 106
- 8,000 s, or the shutter 108
- Taking Photographs—Exposure 110
- Autoexposure Lock 111
- Exposure mode Settings 112
- Exposure Compensation 113
- Bracketing 114
- 1/3 Step Selected for EV Step 116
- 1/2 Step Selected for EV Step 117
- 1 Step Selected for EV Step 118
- Flash Photography 122
- Other Speedlights 125
- 50 s–30 s 127
- Metering 129
- Flash Contacts and Indicators 130
- 50 s or slower 131
- Overlay / Multiple Exposure 132
- Multiple Exposure 134
- Trimming Photographs 137
- Interval Timer Photography 139
- Self-Timer Mode 144
- Non-CPU Lenses 145
- Default Maximum Aperture 146
- Specifying Maximum Aperture 147
- Using a GPS Unit 149
- Two-Button Reset 150
- More About 151
- Playback 151
- Single-Image Playback 152
- Photo Information 153
- Voice Memos 161
- Recording Voice Memos 162
- Voice Memo Recording Options 164
- Playing Voice Memos 166
- Voice Memo Playback Options 167
- Menu Guide 169
- The Playback Menu 170
- Deleting All Photographs: All 171
- Playback Folder 172
- Slide Show 173
- Hide Image 175
- Print Set 177
- Display Mode 180
- Image Review 180
- After Delete 181
- Rotate Tall 181
- The Shooting Menu 182
- Active Folder 186
- File Naming 187
- Hi-Speed Crop 188
- JPEG Compression 188
- Image Size 188
- Image Quality 188
- RAW Compression 189
- White Balance 189
- Long Exp. NR 189
- ISO Sensitivity 190
- Image Sharpening 190
- Tone Compensation 190
- High ISO NR 190
- Color Space 191
- Color Mode 191
- Hue Adjustment 191
- Image Overlay 191
- Interval Timer Shooting 192
- Non-CPU Lens Data 192
- Custom Settings 193
- 8,000 s or 205
- 3 EV (1/3 step, the 206
- 6 EV. Highlight b7 208
- Menu Guide—Custom Settings 210
- The EH-6 AC Adapter 210
- The Setup Menu 227
- LCD Brightness 229
- Mirror Lock-up 229
- Video Mode 230
- World Time 230
- Language 230
- Image Comment 231
- Auto Image Rotation 232
- Recent Settings 233
- Voice Memo Overwrite 233
- Voice Memo 233
- Audio Output 234
- Voice Memo Button 234
- Dust Off Ref Photo 235
- Battery Info 237
- Wireless LAN 237
- Image Authentication 245
- Save/Load Settings 246
- Firmware Version 246
- Connections 247
- Television Playback 248
- Connecting to a Computer 249
- Connecting the USB Cable 250
- Disconnecting the Camera 251
- Connecting to a Printer 252
- Printing Selected Photographs 254
- Technical 257
- Optional Accessories 258
- NOT be used with the D2Xs: 259
- Approved Memory Cards 266
- Caring for the Camera 267
- Replacing the Focusing Screen 268
- Replacing the Clock Battery 269
- The Low-Pass Filter 270
- Troubleshooting 272
- Specifi cations 275
- 50 s; shut ter-re lease 284
- H. See Shooting mode 286
- L. See Shooting mode 286
- UP. See Shooting mode 287
- Printed in Japan 288
- SB6E00550101(11) 288
- 6MBA6011 288
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