Sb-400 – Nikon Speedlite SB-400 User Manual

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Speedlight

SB-400

Instruction Manual

Preparation

• For your safety .................................................................................................2
• Foreword .........................................................................................................8
• Confirm receipt ................................................................................................8
• Compatible cameras.......................................................................................10
• Speedlight parts .............................................................................................10
• Installing the batteries ....................................................................................10

Basic operation

• Attach the SB-400 to the camera ...................................................................12
• Adjust the flash head .....................................................................................12
• Setting the camera's mode.............................................................................13
• Flash shooting distance range.........................................................................13

Available flash modes

Slow-sync flash/Red-eye reduction/Red-eye reduction with slow-sync

flash mode/Rear-curtain sync/FV (Flash Value) Lock/Exposure compensation
and flash output level compensation/
Manual mode........................................14

Effective usage of Speedlight

• Bounce flash ..................................................................................................15
• Notes on bounce flash....................................................................................16

Reference information

• Optional accessories .......................................................................................18
• Tips on Speedlight care ..................................................................................18
• Notes on handling batteries............................................................................19
• Notes on continuous flash shooting................................................................20
• Troubleshooting .............................................................................................21
Specifications .................................................................................................22

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