Mecabounce 52-90; Remote Slave Flash Mode - Metz MECABLITZ 44 AF-1 digital Manual De Instrucciones

6.2 Mecabounce 52-90

When the Mecabounce (accessories, see
16) is mounted on the flash unit's main
reflector, the main reflector is automati-
cally set in the required position.
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+
Automatic adjustment of the motor
zoom main reflector is not possible
when the Mecabounce is in use.
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+
The wide-angle diffuser
Mecabounce cannot be used at the
same time.

7 Remote slave flash mode

Canon
The flash unit supports Canon`s wireless
k
E-TTL Remote System in slave flash mode.
This means that one or more slave flash
units can be controlled remotely from a
master (depending on camera model)
flash unit on the camera (e.g. mecablitz
58 AF-2C digital) or from the camera
master.
Slave flash unit 44AF-1 is always set to
slave Group A and all remote channels
1, 2, 3 and 4.
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and
Nikon
In slave mode, the flash unit supports the
wireless Nikon remote system and is also
compatible with the Nikon "Advanced
Wireless Lighting" system.
This means that one or more slave flash
units can be controlled remotely from a
master (depending on camera model)
flash unit on the camera (e.g. mecablitz
58 AF-2N digital) or from the camera
master.
Slave flash unit 44AF-1 is always set to
slave Group A and all remote channels
1, 2, 3 and 4.
Olympus
The flash unit is compatible as a slave
flash unit with the wireless Olympus RC
flash system (RC = remote control or
remote mode).
This means that one or more slave flash
units can be controlled remotely from
the camera master (depending on
camera model).
Slave flash unit 44AF-1 is always set to
slave Group A and all remote channels
1, 2, 3 and 4.