Electronic FlashFL-50RInstruction Manuale00_r2062_cs2j.indb 1e00_r2062_cs2j.indb 1 2007/08/01 14:43:552007/08/01 14:43:55
1210ENHow to remove1 Loosen the lock ring completely, then slide the electronic flash out of the hot shoe.2 Attach the hot shoe cover to the camera.
11ENTurning on the electronic flashTurn on the electronic flash only after attaching to the camera. After turning on the electronic flash, be sure to
12ENFiring angle Displayed according to the focal length of the lens.ShootingLet’s try shooting pictures using the TTL AUTO mode. In TTL AUTO mode the
13ENFlash control modesSelect the flash control mode according to the subject and the shooting conditions. Press the MODE button repeatedly to change
14ENOperation of the flash in each shooting modeValues and operation details in the table will vary depending on the camera. Refer to your camera’s in
15ENFlash intensity value(The light control range will not be displayed while an adjustment value is set.)2 Turn dial B to select a flash intensity v
16ENOther flash photography modesAUTOThe flash light intensity is controlled automatically by measuring the amount of light through the auto light rec
17ENMANUALIn this mode, the flash is emitted according to the guide number (GN) setting.1 Turn dial A or dial B to set the guide number. The control
18ENFP TTL AUTOIn this mode, the electronic flash uses Super FP flash to synchronize with high shutter speeds.The following operations are possible us
19EN1 The control panel shows the light control range according to the camera’s setup.2 Confirm that the distance to the subject is within the light
2ENNames of partsFlashChecking the package contentsThe following items are included with the electronic flash.If anything is missing or damaged, conta
20ENFP MANUALIn this mode, Super FP flash is performed at the set flash intensity.Optimum shooting distance1 Turn dial A or dial B to set the guide n
21ENSetting the firing angle (ZOOM)The firing angle can be adjusted manually.1 Press the ZOOM button to adjust the firing angle. The [M ZOOM] indica
180°7°90°90°90°90°22ENBounce shootingBounce shooting refers to a method in which the light from the flash is bounced off the ceiling or walls.This all
23ENUsing the bounce adapterWhen you attach the supplied bounce adapter, the light passes through it and is diffused even further, allowing for bounce
24ENUsing the reflector adapterWhen you use the supplied reflector adapter to shoot with bounce flash, you can divert part of the light toward the sub
25ENShooting with bounce alone Shooting with reflector adapterTo achieve the catch-light effect, turn the light-emitting section directly up or direct
26ENUsing the wide panelUse the built-in wide panel in flash shooting when the lens focal length is set to a position wider than 12 mm.1 When the len
27ENClose-up flash(0.5 - 1.5 m)Close-up flashWhen the distance to the subject is between 0.5 m (1.6 ft.) and 1.5 m (4.9 ft.), the flash light emission
28ENVarious flash shooting methodsThe following flash shooting methods are possible according to the camera’s setup. Some flash shooting methods may
29ENSecond curtain synchronizationA slow shutter is used and the flash is emitted immediately before the end of the exposure period.This makes it poss
3ENFlash stand FLST-1Bounce adapter FLBA-1 Plate BeltReflector adapter FLRA-1 Flash case Instruction manual (this manual) Warranty cardBounce loc
30ENCustom setupCustom setup allows you to customize the electronic flash to suit your preferences.1 Press and hold the MODE button for more than 2 s
31ENSetup modeMode displayValue displayFunctionDefaultvalueDial A Dial BFiring angle (ZOOM)displayFiring angle is displayed in terms of the lens focal
32ENAll resetAll reset resets the custom setups to the factory default settings.1 Press the MODE and LIGHT buttons simultaneously for 2 or more secon
33ENWireless flashThis flash is compatible with the Olympus wireless RC flash system. Using the electronic flash with an Olympus digital camera that i
34ENBasic wireless photography This function will be explained using an example of the electronic flash used together with an Olympus digital SLR came
35EN4 Turn dial A on the electronic flash to select the channel and group.5 After shooting preparations are completed, take some test shots to check
5m5050°100100°5050°10m3030°3030°6060°50°100°50°30°30°60°36ENAbout the placement of the electronic flashThe remote control signal is sent using the bui
5m10m5050°100100°5050°3030°3030°6060°50°100°50°30°30°60°37ENPlacement examples: Placement of three flashesChanging the amount of light of each flashWh
38ENPicture shooting using a digital camera without communication capabilityWhen using the electronic flash with a camera without communication capabi
39ENMANUALIn this mode, the flash is emitted according to the guide number (GN) setting.Flash intensity ratioGuide number1 The control panel shows th
4ENControl panelNotes on this manualThe indications on the control panel may differ from those shown in the illustration above depending on the setup
40ENSlave flashThe electronic flash is equipped with the slave function. In this function you can emit the flash with a wireless remote control by syn
41ENWarning display listWarning detailsControl panel displayRemedyRef.pageIn AUTO mode:Out of light control range(camera with communication capability
42ENQ&AQ When are test flash activation and auto checking effective?A Checking the optimum flash activation based on the AUTO CHECK lamp is parti
43ENQ The light control range is not displayed on the control panel. What is wrong?A The light control range is not displayed in the following cases:
44ENOptional accessoriesPower grip Flash Power Grip FP-1 (The RG-1 remote grip cable and FL-CB01 or FL-CB02 flash bracket cable (depending on the di
45ENGuide number (GN) list TTL AUTO/AUTOISO100, mZOOM (mm)FOUR THIRDS 8 10 12 14 17 25 35 42With 135 16 20 24 28 35 50 70 85TTL AUTO/AUTOFull emissi
46EN FP MANUALThe following guide number figures have a 1/1 flash intensity ratio.ISO100, mZOOM (mm)FOUR THIRDS 8 10 12 14 17 25 35 42With 135 16 20
47ENLight control range in AUTO modeUsable ISO sensitivity/aperture value (F) combinations for light control in AUTO modeAUTO light control range (m)I
48ENContinuous firing For your safety, be sure to observe the following.Continuous firings make the light-emitting section hot and may result in its d
49ENSafety precautions (Be sure to read and observe the following)This instruction manual uses a variety of common symbols and icons to assist you in
5ENTable of contentsNames of parts ... 2Flash ...
50EN WARNING Do not fire the flash or AF illuminator light immediately in front of a person’s eyes (particularly an infant). Exposure to the light fr
51EN CAUTION If you notice any abnormalities such as leakage, discoloration, deformation, overheating, or odor, stop using this device. Continued use
52ENBATTERY PRECAUTIONS Use only the specified batteries. Be sure to observe the following points. Otherwise, battery fluid leak, overheating, fire
53ENCaution for usage environment To protect the high-precision technology contained in this product, never leave the flash in the places listed belo
54ENFor customers in USAFCC NoticeThis device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This d
55ENSpecificationsModel number : FS-FL50RType : External electronic flash for digital still cameraGuide number : Automatic switching 50: When
56ENRC function : Available when used together with cameras compatible with the Olympus wireless RC flash system. Effective distance : Up to appr
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6ENGuide number (GN) list... 45Light control range in AUTO mode ...
7ENBasic shootingLoading batteriesThe batteries are available separately. Always use one of the following battery combinations. AA (R6) alkaline batt
8ENFlash interval and flash countBatteries used Flash interval Flash countAA (R6) alkaline batteries Approx. 6 sec. Approx. 150 timesAA (R6) NiMH batt
9ENAttaching to the cameraConfirm that both the camera and electronic flash are off.Attaching or removing the electronic flash while either the flash
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