Panasonic LUMIX DMW-FL360 User Manual
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The flash’s power does not go
off even though I turned off the
power of my digital camera
which comes with
communication functions.
When the power of a digital
camera with communication
functions is switched off, the flash
is set to the power-saving mode.
When the power of the digital
camera is turned back on, the
flash’s power is also turned on.
When the flash’s power is to be
turned off, turn off its power first.
When the flash is used in
combination with a digital camera
without communication functions, it
is automatically set to the power
saving mode when no operations
have been performed for about
15 minutes.
I can’t switch to the lighting
angle.
Has the wide panel been
damaged?
® If the wide panel is damaged
while it is extended, you will no
longer be able to use the
[ZOOM] button. In this case, you
can use the [ZOOM] button if
you set wide panel switching to
[OFF].
■ Q&A for the panel display
[ISO] and [F] are flashing or the
numbers for the ISO sensitivity
and aperture are flashing.
This means that the ISO sensitivity
and aperture of the digital camera
are outside the flash working range
of the flash.
Change the ISO sensitivity and
aperture of the digital camera.
The optimum camera to subject
distance is flashing.
The flash is too close to the
subject.
If the subject is too close, the
lighting range of the flash will shift
so take photos at a distance further
than 0.6 m (1.97 feet) [or 0.5 m
(1.64 feet) for close-up photos].
[
] and the lighting angle are
flashing.
Extend the wide panel.
[ ^ ] does not go off.
The flash head has been set to
point downward (7 degrees). Do
not use this setting unless you are
taking close-ups.
[
] does not go off.
The wide panel is extended.
® The guide number (GN) is
reduced.
Pay attention to the camera to
subject distance.
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