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Cameras Compatible with TTL/D-TTL Auto Flash Mode

Notes

1: 3D Multi-Sensor Balanced Fill-Flash is activated with G- and D-type lenses.

2: Center-Weighted/Spot Fill-Flash is activated.

3: When Standard TTL Flash is selected.

4: Standard TTL Flash is automatically set when the metering system is set to

Spot.

5: Aperture-Priority Auto and Manual exposure mode cannot be selected with a

G-type Nikkor lens.

6: Standard TTL Flash is automatically set with a non-CPU lens.

7: Center-Weighted Metering is automatically set when the exposure mode is set

to Manual.

8: Standard TTL Flash is automatically set when the exposure mode is set to

Manual.

9: Spot Metering is not available with the F-801/N8008 and F-601

10: Only H appears in the SB-50DX's LCD panel but Matrix Balanced Fill-Flash is

selected. (J appears in the camera's LCD panel with the F-601/N6006 and

F-601

/N6000.)

11: G-type lenses cannot be used with the F-601/N6006. G-type lenses can be

used with the F-601

/N6000; however, Aperture-Priority Auto and Manual

exposure modes cannot be used.

12: Cancel Automatic Balanced Fill-Flash on the camera body to perform Standard

TTL Flash (J disappears in the camera's LCD panel).

13: Programmed TTL Flash is selected with exposure mode set to Programmed

Auto or Shutter-Priority Auto.

14: G-type Nikkor lenses cannot be used.

15: Use optional V-type sync cord.

16: D-TTL auto flash mode is selected.

17: 3D Multi-Sensor Balanced Fill-Flash for Digital SLR is selected with G- and D-

type Nikkor lenses.

18: When Standard TTL Flash for Digital SLR is activated. (Standard TTL Flash for

Digital SLR is automatically selected when the metering system is set to Spot.)

Manual Flash

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In Manual flash mode, the SB-50DX always fires at its maximum output.

Manual flash can be performed in any camera, lens and metering system

combination. By selecting the aperture, you can control the exposure and

flash shooting distance. Flash shooting distance is determined by the

guide number and aperture.

• Manual flash operation

1. Set the camera's exposure mode to Aperture Priority Auto (A) or Manual

(M). (See camera's instruction manual.)

2. Press the SB-50DX's MODE button until the "M" for Manual flash appears

in the LCD panel.

/N6000.

3. Set the camera's flash sync mode (See camera's instruction manual).

• Set the flash sync mode to Front-Curtain Sync with normal flash shooting.

• The flash sync mode is automatically set to Front-Curtain Sync with a

camera without flash sync mode selection.

4. Determine aperture by referring to the guide number and (p. 33) flash

shooting distance and set the aperture.

• In Manual flash mode, the SB-50DX always fires at its maximum output and

the amount of flash output cannot be adjusted. Control exposure by

changing aperture.

• Some zoom lenses have variable aperture (lens' brightness) with zooming

(variable focal length). (see p. 32).

5. Compose, focus, confirm that the ready-light lights up, then shoot.

Camera's exposure mode in Manual flash mode

The aperture must be manually selected in Manual flash mode. In exposure

modes other than Aperture-Priority Auto and Manual, the shutter in some

cameras may not be released. (For details, see your camera's instruction

manual.)

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