Nikon Speedlight Manuel utilisateur

SYSTEM DIAGRAM

RINGLIGHT

UNI-I

SR1,

MACRO

RING

UN[-I-SM 1

510

VOLT

BATTERY

PACK

EXTENSION

CORDSE2 L

FOREWORD

The

versatile

Nikon Speedlightfeatures

I(odachrome

II (ASA 25) guide number of 46 (feet) and 14

(meters),

fastrecycling

anda built-in monitorcircuit

that delivers

constant

light output for every flash,

throughoutthe entirelife of a battery.Illumination

is evenover the entire wide 650 angleof coverage.

Flash

duration is 1/2000 second

- shortenough

freeze

extremely fast motion. Color temperatureis

60000K, sothe light produces

no biaswith daylight

film.And an

extension

socketmakes

possible

multiple

flash

hookups

without theuse

of slaves.

More than just an electronicflashunit, the Nikon

Speedlight

isthecoreof aprofessional

lightingsystem

that lets

you choose

from among

four power

sources,

two ringlights

for close-up

work andotheraccessories

to meet

almost

any

photographic

lighting

requirement.

The standardunit is supplied

with main unit, Ni-Cd

batteries,

AC unit/charger,

bracket and synchcord.

CONTENTS

Flash

Photographywith BasicAssembly 5

Assemblingthe BasicUnit

InstallingtheNi-CdBatteries

Flash

Synchronization/Shutter

Speed-

ExposureDetermination I

GNAuto Nikkor 45mm

f12.8

TakingaFlashPhotograph

OpenFlashButton

ShortRangeandClose-UpLighting

RinglightSR-l

Macro

RinglightSM-l l5

OtherPower

Sources

ACPower

Source

Recharging

theNi-CdBatteries

5lOV Battery

Pack

SD-3

D-Cell

Pack

SD-2

Characteristics

of Power

Sources

MultipleFlash

Accessories

I Features/Specifications

FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY

Frlm

Speed

ndex

Power

Switch

Guide Nurnber

Scale

for

GN Auto Nikkor

Neon Pilot Larnp

Open Flash

Button

WITH BASIC ASSEMBLY

Thebasic

speedlight

assembly

consists

of a

main

unit

SB-1,

bracket

SK-2,

synchro

cord SC-l and Ni-Cd

batteries

SN-1.

The

main

unit is

made

up of theflash

head

containing

a xenon flashtube behind a thick plastic

.ou., and

the knurled grip which houses

the Ni-Cd batteries.

Controls

aregrouped

on the flashheadwherethey

are

easy

to get at. The bracket

joins the speedlight

and

camera

in asingle,

solid

unit.

Synchro

Cord

SC-1

ick-Release

Catch

Flash

Head

racket Clamp

Bracket

SK-2

Locking Screw Bottom Cap

FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY WITH BASIC ASSEMBLY - continued

Assembling the Basic Unit

First attach

the camera

to thebracketSK-2

by screw-

ingthe lockingscrew

ontheunderside

of thebracket

into thecamera's

tripodsocket.

The brackethas

threeholes

for attaching

a Nikon F

or Nikkormat camera,

Nikon F/F-36 Motor Drive

combination

or 2-l14" x 2-l14"SLR

asshown

below.

To removethe locking screwfor usein a different

hole. slide it toward the Nikon trademarkon the

protectivepad,

unscrew

and

remove.

For Nikon Motor Drivr:

F 36

Fur

Nrkor F

u'r'l

\iLkorrr.rt

For CorcllessBattery Pack

for Motor Drive

F 3612114" scluareSLR

or storage,

simply

loosen

thelocking

screw

and

press

thequick-release

catch.

Note: The camera bracket and flash unit can be clipped

togetherfor compact storage

shown at right.

Lockirrg

Screw

FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY WITH BASIC ASSEMBLY - continued

lnstalling the Ni-Cd Batteries

A stackof rechargeable

Nickel-Cadmium

batteries

SN-l is supplied

with the Nikon Speedlight.

Fully

charged.

onestack

of batteries

isgood

for about

flashes.

Recycling

time is

4seconds

atfull charge

and

will decrease

graduallyto about6 seconds

after 50

flashes

andto 8 seconds

after

60flashes.

To installthe batteries,

remove

the bottom cap

from

thegrip andslide

the stack

into thebattery

chamber.

The stack is taperedto insure correct insertion.

Note: The batteries supplied with the speedlight are fully

charged. However, some loss of power may occur over a

period of time. even if the batteries are not used' After one

month, about 4 hours of charging

should restorethem to full

charge

(5 hours after 3 to 4 months). For details on recharg-

ingNi-Cd batteries

see

page19.

FIash Synchronization/

Shutter Speed

The Nikon Speedlight

synchronizes

with the shutter

ofthe

Nikon

Fatspeeds

of 1/60second

orslowerand

withthe

Nikkormatat 1

lI25 orslower.

To connect

the speedlight

to the Nikon F, lift and

turn the synchro-selector

ring until the FX mark

appearsin the window (Photomic-series

findersmust

be removed

prior to thisstep).

<- B

Nikon F

Ni Cd tsatterles

connectthesynchro

socket

on thespeedlight

to the

flash

terminal

on theside

of thecumira

by means

the synchro

cord sc-l supplied

with the speedlight.

To connect

to the Nikkormat, plug thesynchro

cord

sc-l into the 6sx"

terminal

onthe

side

oi the

camera.

ikkormat

FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY WITH BASIC ASSEMBLY- continued

Exposure Determination

The exposure

calculator disc helps you find the

f-number

for correct

exposure

atanyflash-to-subject

distance.Set the speed

of the film you are usrng

opposite

the triangular

index mark by turning the

disc. Then read off the f-number which appears

opposite

the distance.

There

aretwo indexmarks;

a white mark (B&W)for

black-and-white

film and a red one (COLOR) for

color.

Dots between

the numbers

on the film speed

scale

represent

intermediate

settings

suchas32, 40,

etc.The flash-to-subject

distance

scale

is markedin

bothfeetandmeters.

Forexample,

if color

film with a speed

of ASA25is

used,

12 feetappearsopposite

fl4. lf a black-and-

white

film with a speed

of ASA 125isused,9 feet

appearsopposite

f/16. .

GN Auto Nikkor 45mm f/2.8 lens

TheNikon Speedlight

Unit'sexposure

calculator

disc

also

hasa scale

for use

with theGN Auto Nikkor lens.

Thisingenious

lenshasbeen

designed

to providefully

automaticexposuredetermination in flash photo-

graphy.

Once

thelenshasbeen

set

for thefilm speed

and

speedlight

guide

number,

it automatically

changes

theaperturediaphragm

you focus:

there

isnoneed

toestimate

distances

andcalculate

apertures.

To find the guide

number

for a particularfilm/speed-

light combination,

set the film speed

opposite

the

triangular

index mark on the film speedscale.

The

guide

number

will appearopposite

thearrow

on the

guide

numberscale.

The

guide

numberscale

ismarked

inbothfeet

andmeters.

For additional

information,

consultthe instruction

booklet

whichcomes

with theGN Auto Nikkor lens.

lash-to-Su

bject

Distance Scale

F/number Scale

GuideNumber

Scale

for GN

Auto Nikkor

Film Speed Index

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