Test flash and modeling flash with a slave unit, P.65, P.65 f – Canon Speedlite 430EX III-RT User Manual

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Test Flash and Modeling Flash with a Slave Unit

In radio transmission wireless shooting, you can fire the test flash and
modeling flash (p.36) from a 430EX III-RT set as a slave unit.

Select <

N

> or <

M

>.

Press <

8

> of the slave unit.

Turn <

9

> to select <

N

> or

<

M

>, then press <

8

>.

X

A flash signal is sent from the slave unit
to the master unit, and a wireless system
test flash or modeling flash is fired.

Test Flash and Modeling Flash with a Slave Unit

While the flash mode can be set to <

/

> auto external flash metering

when 430EX III-RT is set as a master unit, this function is effective when
using a slave unit that supports <

/

> (example: 600EX-RT).

430EX III-RT does not support <

/

>. As a result, when the flash

mode of the master unit is set to <

/

>, 430EX III-RT units set as the

slaves do not fire. When using 430EX III-RT as a slave and setting the
flash mode with the master, do not set the flash mode to <

/

>.

When 430EX III-RT is set as the master unit and the flash mode of firing
group “A” is set to <

/

>, master flash firing is not performed even if

430EX III-RT is set to “Master flash firing: ON” (p.53).

When the flash mode is set to <

a

> or <

/

>, exposure is

controlled as a single group to obtain the standard exposure for the main
subject. If you shoot with multiple firing groups pointing toward the main
subject, overexposure may result.

For <

/

>, refer to the instruction manual of a Speedlite compatible

with auto external flash metering.

When you do not want a certain group to fire, select <

E

> when

setting the flash mode in step 3.

The order of firing among firing groups does not need to be consecutive;
for example, A, C, E can be set.

You can set the flash output or flash exposure compensation amount by
simply pressing <

8

>, selecting the firing group using the <

S

> cross

keys, and turning <

9

> (P.Fn-08/p.88).

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