Advanced User GuideE
10Nomenclature(6)(7)(9)(10)(12)(4)(8)(5)(11)(1)(3)(2)(1) Flash head (Light-emitting unit)(2) Optical transmission wireless sensor(3) Mounting foot(
11111Getting Started and Basic OperationsThis chapter describes the preparations before starting ash photography and the basic shooting operations. C
12Installing the BatteriesInstall two AA/R6 batteries for power supply.1 Open the cover.2 Install the batteries.3 Close the cover.
13Installing the Batteries CAUTION oDo not use “AA/R6 lithium batteries”.Note that certain AA/R6 lithium batteries may become extremely hot in rare ca
14Attaching and Detaching the Speedlite to and from the CameraAlways turn o the Speedlite beforehand.1 Attach the Speedlite.2 Secure the Speedlite.3
15Switching Flash CoverageAdjust the ash head so the ash coverage is suitable for the focal length of your lens.Using lenses with a wider angle of v
16Turning on the Power(1) (3)(2)1 Set the Mode dial to <a> (1) or <K> (2).2 Check that the ash is ready. zThe ash-ready lamp (3) is red
17Turning on the Power oLeaving the Mode dial set to <a> when using cameras that support auto ash ring may prevent full charging and ring dur
18a: Fully Automatic Flash PhotographyWhen you set the camera’s shooting mode to <d> (Program AE) or a fully automatic mode, you can shoot in E-
19E-TTL II/E-TTL Autoflash by Shooting ModeSet the camera’s shooting mode to <s> (shutter-priority AE), <f> (aperture-priority AE), <t&
2IntroductionTo avoid shooting problems and accidents, rst read the “Safety Instructions” (pages 8-9). Also, read this manual carefully to ensure tha
21212Flash FunctionsThis chapter describes functions available on the ash.For functions available from the camera, see page 27.
22BounceBy pointing the ash head toward a ceiling or wall, you can utilize the reection of the ash light o the surface for ash photography, makin
23Modeling FlashWhen the camera’s depth-of-eld preview button is pressed, the ash res continuously for approx. 1 sec. This feature is called “model
24FEL: FE LockThe FE (Flash Exposure) lock locks the correct ash exposure setting for any part of the subject.1 Focus on the subject.2 Lock the ash
25Other FunctionsColor Temperature Information TransmissionThis function adjusts the white balance depending on the color temperature of the ash ligh
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27273Flash Functions Available from the CameraThis chapter describes ash functions available from the camera.Operations in this chapter are available
28Setting Flash Functions from the CameraWhen using EOS DIGITAL cameras released in and after 2007, you can set ash functions or Custom Functions fro
29Setting Flash Functions from the CameraSettings Available on the Flash Function Settings Screen zFlash ringTo perform ash photography, set to [Ena
312345ChaptersIntroduction 2Getting Started and Basic Operations 11 Preparing for ash photography and basic ash photographyFlash Functions 21Setting
30Setting Flash Functions from the Camera zWireless functions (p.41)You can set up optical wireless ash photography. zFlash Custom Function settings
31r Second-curtain Sync/c High-speed SyncUsing second-curtain sync at low shutter speeds enables natural shots of subject motion trails, such as car l
32Second-curtain Sync/High-speed Sync2 Select an item. oSecond-curtain sync is not available during wireless ash photography. oWith high-speed sync,
33a: Manual FlashYou can set any ash output from 1/1 full output to 1/128 power.1 Set the ash mode. zSelect the ash mode setting item from the [Fla
34Manual FlashMetered Manual Flash ExposureWhen using an EOS-1D series camera, the ash exposure level can be manually set before shooting. This is
35MULTI: Stroboscopic FlashUsing stroboscopic ash at low shutter speeds enables you to capture continuous movement in a single shot.1 Set the ash mo
36Stroboscopic FlashCalculating the Shutter SpeedFlash count ÷ Flash frequency = Shutter speedFor example, if the ash count is set to 10 (times) and
37CSP: Continuous Shooting Priority ModeFlash photography in continuous shooting priority (CSP) mode is available on some cameras. Continu
38f Flash Exposure CompensationWith a similar procedure as exposure compensation, you can adjust the ash output.1 Access the [Flash exposure comp
39C.Fn: Flash Custom Function SettingsYou can set Custom Functions for the Speedlite from the camera’s menu screen. The details displayed vary
4Conventions Used in this ManualIcons in this Manual(p.**) : Reference page numbers for more information. : Warning to prevent shooting problems.
40C.Fn: Flash Custom Function SettingsSetting Custom FunctionsC.Fn-01: Auto power o (p.25) o0: ON (Enabled) o1: OFF (Disabled)C.Fn-10: Receiver auto
41414Wireless Flash Photography: Optical TransmissionThis chapter describes wireless ash photography using the optical transmission wireless sender/r
42: Optical Transmission Wireless Flash PhotographyYou can use another Canon Speedlite compatible with optical wireless ash photography to shoot with
43Optical Transmission Wireless Flash PhotographyWireless Multiple-Flash PhotographyE-TTL II/E-TTL autoash photography is possible with two or three
44a: Fully Automatic Wireless Flash PhotographyAutoash Using One ReceiverThis section describes basic fully automatic wireless shooting with EL-100 s
45Fully Automatic Wireless Flash Photography(2) (3)(1)2 Congure the ash mode, optical channel, and sender ash ring. zSelect and set the setting it
46Fully Automatic Wireless Flash PhotographySetting up receivers3 Set an optical channel. zSet the channel switch to the same channel as set on the se
47Fully Automatic Wireless Flash PhotographyAutoash Using Multiple ReceiversUse more receivers when more light is needed, or as an easy way to ensure
48Fully Automatic Wireless Flash PhotographyAdvanced Shooting with Fully Automatic Wireless FlashSince the following functions set on the sender unit
495: Wireless Multiple-Flash Photography with Flash RatioAutoash with Two Receiver GroupsBAReceivers can be assigned to ash groups A and B, and you
5ContentsIntroduction 2Chapters ...3Conventions Used in this Manual ...
50Wireless Multiple-Flash Photography with Flash RatioSetting up receivers2 Set the ash group. zSet the Mode dial of each receiver to the group in wh
51Wireless Multiple-Flash Photography with Flash RatioSetting up senders(1) (3)(2)1 Set the ash group, ash ratio, and ash exposure compensation. zS
52Wireless Multiple-Flash Photography with Flash RatioSetting up receivers2 Set up the receiver for ash group C. zSet the channel switch to the same
53q: Wireless Multiple-Flash Photography with Manual OutputYou can shoot with a specied ash output for each ash group.Setting up senders(2) (3)(1)1
54Wireless Multiple-Flash Photography with Manual OutputSetting up receivers2 Set the ash group. zSet the Mode dial of receivers to one of the speci
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56Flash Firing Restrictions due to Temperature IncreaseWhen continuous ash or modeling ash is repeatedly red in short intervals, the temperature of
57Troubleshooting GuideIf a problem occurs with the ash, rst refer to this Troubleshooting Guide. If this Troubleshooting Guide does not resolve the
58Troubleshooting GuidePictures are underexposed or overexposed. ● If the main subject looks very dark or very bright, set ash exposure compensation
59Troubleshooting GuideOptical Transmission Wireless Flash PhotographyReceivers do not re, or mistakenly re at full output. ● When using the ash as
6Contents3 Flash Functions Available from the Camera 27Setting Flash Functions from the Camera ...28r Second-curtain Sync/c Hig
61IndexNumeric18% gray reector ...34AAccessory ...10AF-assist beam...
62IndexHHigh-speed sync ... 31Hot shoe ...14MManual ash ...
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The descriptions in this Instruction Manual are current as of July 2018. For information on the compatibility with any products introduced after this
7Index to FeaturesPower Source zBatteries è p.12 zFiring interval/count è p.11 zPower ON/OFF è p.16 zFlash ready è p.16 zAuto power o è p.25Operation
8Safety InstructionsBe sure to read these instructions in order to operate the product safely.Follow these instructions to prevent injury or harm to t
9Safety Instructions CAUTIONDenotes the risk of injury. oDonotretheashneartheeyes.It may hurt the eyes. oFlashemitshightemperatureswhen
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