Wireless flash shooting [136, Wireless flash shooting – Sony ILCA-99M2 User Manual

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Note

When the distance between the subject and flash is not fixed (such as when shooting with wireless
flash using an external flash (sold separately) or in off-camera shooting using a cable, or when using
a macro twin flash), or when an external flash (sold separately) is set to bounce, [Flash control] is
automatically set to [Pre-flash TTL]. It may be automatically set to [Pre-flash TTL] depending on
other shooting conditions as well.

Set [Flash control] to [Pre-flash TTL] in the following situations because the product cannot get
proper flash information using [ADI flash].

When a wide panel is attached to the flash HVL-F36AM
When shooting using a flash diffuser
When using filters that affect the exposure factor (such as ND filters)
When using close-up lenses

ADI flash can be used in combination with a lens distance encoder. To confirm if your lens is
equipped with a distance encoder, check the main specifications of the operation manual for your
lens.

[Flash control] cannot be set in [Sweep Panorama] mode.

[136] Shooting

Using the flash

Wireless flash shooting

There are two ways to use the wireless flash. One way uses a light signal and the other uses a
radio signal to communicate with the flash. The flash attached to the camera must be the
controller in light signal flash shooting and a Wireless Radio Commander (sold separately) is
required for radio signal wireless flash shooting. For details on how to set each method, refer to
the instruction manual of the flash or the Wireless Radio Commander.

Remove the shoe cap from the camera, and then attach the flash or the Wireless
Radio Commander.

In light signal wireless flash shooting, set the attached flash as the controller.

1

MENU

(Camera Settings1)

→ [Flash Mode] → [Wireless].

2

Set up an off-camera flash that is set to wireless mode, or that is attached to the
Wireless Radio Receiver (sold separately).

Press the AEL button on the camera to perform a test flashing.

3

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