Special Features; Inserting The Batteries - CULLMANN 34 AF DIGITAL Manual De Instrucciones

Auto Focus/ TTL flash for:
C- Canon Auto Focus SLR & Digital Cameras with Canon ETTL
N- Nikon Auto Focus SLR, TTL/i-TTL & Digital Cameras Coolpix Series
P- Pentax Auto Focus SLR & Digital Cameras
O- Olympus Auto Focus SLR & Digital Cameras
Red Light
Lock Ring
Mounting foot
Exposure
Confidence
Light
Test Button
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Zoom reflector
Turning
Angle
Indication
Battery Compartment
Cover
Ready Lamp
ON/OFF Rear Curtain Syn.

Special Features

• Red focus assist beam for low light focusing
(according to camera model)
• TTL metering
• Automatic exposure setting
• Flash readiness indication in viewfinder supported
(according to camera model)
• Zooming Flash Head for 5 different positions
• Red-eye reduction (Type P, N and 0)
• Rear - Second curtain synchronization supported
(according to camera model)
• E-TTL auto flash system (Type C only)
• i-TTL and flash system (Typ N only)
• Power saving function

Inserting the batteries

Remove the Battery Compartment Cover and Insert
4 AA batteries according to the diagram inside.
Close the Battery Compartment Cover.
Caution: Incorrect insertion of the batteries will
prevent proper operation of the flash unit, and may
cause damage.
Attaching flash to the camera
1. Loosen the Lock Ring. Insert the Mounting Foot
of your flash into the camera's accessory shoe
clip. Tighten the flash with the Lock Ring.
2. Adjust your camera to the appropriate setting.
Most cameras can be set to program position. (See
your camera owner's manual for details on flash
synchronization.) When the flash is ready to fire, it
will automatically set your camera to the correct
shutter speed and a flash ready signal will appear
in the camera's viewfinder. (See your camera
owner's manual for details.)
ON/OFF switch and flash test operation
Slide ON/OFF Switch to the "ON" position. In a few
seconds the Ready Lamp should glow, indicating
the flash is ready to shoot. Push the Test Button to
make sure your flash works properly. If the flash
discharges, then wait until the Ready Lamp glows
again.
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