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NOTES ON FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY
• Use only Nikon Speedlights. Other units may damage the
camera's electrical circuits due
to
incompatible voltage
requirements·, electric contact alignment or switch phase.
• Not c
ompatibl
e w
ith
25
0V
or
high
er.
• When using a special Speedlight such as a studio strobe
system, with a time-lag provision or one with a long flash
duration (i.e., Medical-Nikkor 120mm
fl4), adjust shutter
speed down
to
1/100 sec. or slower.
• Available maximum aperture for each
fi
lm speed in Auto-Mul
ti
Program
is;
ISO film speed
25
1
50
1 100 1
200
1
400
1 800 11000
2.8
1
3.3
1 4
14.8
1 5.6 1 6.7 1
7.1
If
you
are
using
a le
ns
with
a
maximum
aperture
s
maller
than
listed
,
of
cour
se,
the
automatically
controlled
aperture
range
is
from
the
lens
maximum
aperture
to
it
s
minimum
aperture(i.e
.,
its
entire
range.)
• For multiple flash photography using the N70,
if
the electric
current
in
the synchro circuit exceeds a certain level, you may
not be able
to
take a second shot after taking the first shot.
Take care that the combined total
of
the coefficient (numbers
shown
in
parentheses below) for
all
Speedlights used at any
one time does not exceed 20 at 20°C/68°F or 13 at
40°C/
104F
S8-28
(1)
S8-24
(1)
S8-20
(9)
S8-16
(4)
S8-11
(1)
S8
-27
(1)
S8-23
(4)
S8-19
(2)
S8-15
(4)
S8
-26
(1)
S8-22
(6)
S8-18
(1
6)
S8
-14 (1)
S8-25
(1)
S8-21
(4)
S8-17
(4)
S8-12
(1)
If
you are unable
to
take a second shot, disconnect the
master Speedlight from the camera, or tum each of the
Speedlights off and on at once. This resets the circuits so you
can resume shooting.
This also applies when using any non-Nikon studio speedlight
system.
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