External synchro-flash shooting, Externai synchro-fiash shooting – Nikon E2 - E2S User Manual
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External synchro-flash shooting
In manual exposure mode, this camera’s shutter release can be
triggered by the firing of a flash on another camera situated
nearby. Shutter speed is set at 1/60 sec.
—Optional External Sync Adaptor EX-10 (with a light sensor) is necessary.
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no exposure indicators appear in the viewfinder, we recommend that you
predetermine the correct exposure.
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Connect the External Sync Adaptor
(EX-10) to the camera’s
D-Out/ E. Trig, terminal.
—Remove the terminal cap on the V-Out and
D-Out/E.Trig. terminals. (See page 7.)
Set the exposure mode to M and
shutter speed to Sy.
Set the exposure mode to M (manual) and
rotate the command dial to set the shutter
speed to Sy.
Depress the shutter release button.
The “Sy" mark blinks in the LCD panel to
indicate that the camera is in standby
mode; pictures are taken in sync with the
firing of the remote speedlight
—The standby mode will be canceled
approx. 10 seconds after depressing the
shutter release button if the bring of the
remote speedlight is not detected by the
camera.
—Lightly depress the shutter release button
after shooting and the camera returns to
standby mode.
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