Fantasea Line Nano Flash Action 700 Lighting Set User Manual
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Fantasea Nano Flash Instruction Manual 26110120
d. Install the Nano Flash Inside the Housing
i. Make sure that the both the Pre-Flash Mode Dial on the Nano Flash Housing
and the Pre-Flash Mode Control on the Nano Flash are set to the “TEST/OFF”
position.
ii. Slide the Power Switch at the back of the Nano Flash to “AUTO”.
iii. Insert the Nano Flash carefully into the front door of the housing, making
sure it seats fully.
iv.
Prior to closing the Nano Flash Housing, the O-ring, positioned at the back
door, should be visually inspected. If there is any debris present, including
dirt, sand, dust, hair, grease or other matter, it must be cleaned to ensure a
proper watertight seal. Cleaning the O-ring is a simple matter of wiping it
with a damp, soft cloth to remove the foreign matter. Be careful the cloth
you use does not leave any of its own material behind, as this can also affect
the effectiveness of the seal.
v.
It is recommended to apply a slight layer of silicone on the O-ring. Use the O-
ring Remover in order to remove the O-ring from its groove and make sure it
doesn’t get scratched, stretched or damaged when being pulled out. Please
note that the amount of lubrication required on the O-ring is only enough to
allow it to slip into place without friction, so it does not twist or become
dislodged. More grease is not necessarily better, and in some cases might
interfere with the watertight seal of the Nano Flash Housing.
vi.
When replacing the O-ring seal, place it back into the same groove you have
taken it out of. Be sure it is completely positioned in the channel for a proper
seal.
vii. Close the back door of the housing. Make sure you close it completely.
viii. Rotate the Dial Lock counterclockwise until
the Security Lock is pointed upwards. Lock
the Dial Lock by pushing the Security Lock in
(image #3).
e. Select the Proper Pre-Flash Program for Your
Camera
i. Please note that watching the Nano Flash
fire does not mean it triggers on the right
timing. If it is not synchronized with your
camera, this will usually result with
underexposed images.
Image #3