Nikon SB-900 - Manual (Page 60)

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Flash modes and functions
Non-TTL auto flash
Taking a picture in Non-TTL auto flash mode
Camera’s control panel
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Checking the correct exposure before shooting
Set the camera’s exposure mode
to “A” (Aperture-Priority Auto)
or “M” (Manual).
Press the Function button 3.
Set the aperture by rotating the
selector dial while reading the
flash shooting distance range on
the SB-900’s LCD.
Press the [OK] button.
Set the aperture value decided
in step 3 on the camera or lens.
Set the camera to its highest
flash sync shutter speed.
Compose the picture, confirm
that the ready-light is on,
then shoot.
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Insuffi cient light for correct exposure
When the SB-900 fires at full flash output
level, ready-lights on the SB-900 and in the
camera’s viewfinder blink for approx. three
seconds after shooting.
In this case, underexposure may occur. To
compensate the exposure, use a wider aperture
or move closer to the subject and reshoot. •
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Confirm the test firing indicator appears on the LCD.
Make the necessary settings on the SB-900 and camera
and press the test firing button to fire the flash.
Ready-lights blinking after shooting may indicate
insufficient light for correct exposure. In this case, set a
wider aperture on the camera or lens, or move closer to
the subject. •