Canon INON D-180 User Manual

1INON D-2000 Underwater S-TTL Strobe User Manual [Advance manual] This manual is translated and rewritten the INON D-2000 manual , Japanese versio

104) Distant Subject Photographing Problem : Subject is underexposed, too dark. Cause : Subject is too far away, beyond strobe's effective ra

11[ When you use D-2000 as the slave strobe of the other master strobe ] Master strobe Group Chart ( connecting with the master strobe by Optical Sla

12 P-M :Manual Flash Exposure Adjustment ( with pre-flash) R-M :Manual Flash Exposure Adjustment ( without pre -flash ) R-S :Real Time Auto Expos

13[ Additional manual of the function ] Main mode switch: STTL-Low : The standard position for using S-TTL auto mode. AUTO : When you use D

14[Manual mode] You can select the power FULL –6EV to Full-0.5EV with 12 steps -6EV ( G.N 2.5 )

15 Specifications model name INON D-2000 Strobe control STTL Auto・ External Auto・ Manual setting・ TTL Auto Guide Number 20(full) ～ 2.5(-6EV) with

2[ What is S-TTL ] Newly developed "S-TTL" is TTL-AUTO. D-2000 is controlled by camera to obtain accurate exposue in which CCD measures D-2

3[ Why External Auto strobe is hard to use for Auto digital cameras ] Auto-mode specialized digital camera likeμ 10/15/30, IXY400/450/500, CP4100/42

4[ How to use S-TTL ] Please refer “ Basic manual “. And please check your camera is compatible with Light adjustment type “P-TTL” using group ch

5*2 When you use it with Manual mode R-M ◯ ◯ ◯ Nikon E4100,3200,2200 WP-CP1 P-TTL × × × E5200,4200 WP-CP2 P-TTL ×

6Confirming useable function with you camera Confirm the D-2000 functions possible with your camera system. For camera system not listed in this cha

7How to use External Auto Flash Exposure Adjustment mode [ Camera system preparation ] When you will not use “S-TTL” auto mode with digital cameras,

8camera's that allow this), and or the D-2000 flash output compensation. For camera's that do not allow setting the ISO sensitivity or do

9 2) Mid-range Subject Imaging Problem : Blooming, image highlights washed out, overexposed, too bright. Cause : If the subject only covers a