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Joint

The joint connects the arm to the speedlight and allows

the flash head to be positioned as required for various

shooting

situations.

The arm can be inserted from either side of the

joint,

the normal position is shown in the

photo.

When using

two SB-102 Speedlights and the optional Double Flash

Bracket,

insert the arm that is next to the camera's film

advance

lever

into the joint from the direction opposite

that

shown

in the photo. (Flash head positioning

scales

are provided on both

sides

of the joint.)

The joint lever allows the flash head to be turned on the

arm 's axis and moved up or down the arm as required

The joint knob is used to adjust the angle of the flash

head (the angle of intersection between the

speedlight's

axis and the

lens

's optical

axis):

The normal angle of the

flash head is with the flash head positioning

index @

the

"normal"

positioning mark

ontheflash head

posi-

Close-Up Shooting in the Non-TTL

Automatic Mode

When

using the

SB-102

in the non-TTL automatic mode

for close-up shooting within approximately 1 m (3.3ft) to

0.3m (1 ft), the flash head should be pointed directly

the

subject.

Exposure compensation will be

necessary,

though

to prevent the subject from being overexposed

a rule of thumb, choose an aperture 1/2

step

smaller (numerically larger f-numbers) than indicated

by the exposure calculation dial. Of

course,

the exact

amount of exposure compensation depends upon the

shooting situation, so additional compensation may be

required.

To determine

the exact amount of exposure compensa-

tion required before going to the actual

shooting

loca-

tion, test-shoot in a

location

with conditions similar to

those of the actual situation (similar water

quality,

sur-

roundings, subjects,

and so on). If the

conditions

change,

the amount of the exposure

compensation

will

need to be changed

correspondingly.

Naturally,

data

calculated on land will not be applicable to underwater

photog

raphy.

To detach

tioning

scale.

The

"normal

position

used for

shooting

between 1 m

(3.3ft)

and

infinity.

For close-up

shooting

within approximately 1 m

(3 .3ft),

loosen the joint

knob,

point the flash head toward the subject

then

tighten the

joint knob. In addition to the

"normal"

position mark on

the flash head positioning

scale

"0.6m (2ft)

and

0.3m

(1ft)" position marks

are provided for use when

shooting subjects at these

distances. However,

when

the flash head is not in the

"normal

position

the joint

must be attached to the top of the

arm.

For information about using the target-light to position

the flash head, see page 29.

detach

the jOint from the

speedlight

turn

the joint

knob counterclockwise

and

slide

the jOint plate out of

the joint

collar

while pulling the joint knob.