Correct Exposure Confirmation On The Flash Unit; Underexposure Warning By; The Flash Unit's Display - Metz SCA 3402 M10 Manual Del Usuario

6.4 Correct exposure confirmation on the
flash unit
„OK" correct exposure confirmation only appears
on the flash unit if the shot was correctly exposed
in TTL flash mode or in the auto flash mode A.
If „OK is not displayed after exposure then this
means that the shot was underexposed. The shot
will then have to be repeated with the next smaller
f-number (e.g. f/8 instead of f/11) or the distance
to the subject or to the reflecting surface (e.g.
when bouncing the flash) must be reduced. Please
observe the maximum flash range given on the
flash unit.
6.5 Underexposure warning by the flash unit's
display
In certain modes (e.g. „P" and „A") some Nikon
cameras will give underexposure warning for flash
shots by way of aperture increments on the flash
unit's LC display.
If the „OK" correct exposure confirmation does not
light on the flash unit after a shot was taken or if
the flash symbol flashes in the camera viewfinder,
then the LC display of the flash unit briefly indica-
tes the underexposure value between –0.3 bis
–3.0 in one-third increments.
In borderline instances it may occur that „OK" is
not displayd on the flash unit or the flash symbol in
the camera viewfinder flashes. In such an event
the exposure will nevertheless be correct.
To enable underexposure indication the TTL
mode or a modern variant of TTL mode must
be set on the flash unit.
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