Nikon speedlight compatibility, When using programmed auto exposure mode, Fu\sh modes available with nikon speedlights – Nikon Camera N90 User Manual

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NIKON SPEEDLIGHT COMPATIBILITY

FU\SH MODES AVAILABLE WITH NIKON SPEEDLIGHTS

The table below shows the available flash modes for each Nikon Speedllght.

Speedlight

Connection

Available flash mode

TTL auto**

Non-m

Auto*'*

Manual'^

SB-25, SB-24, SB-22,
SB-21 B*3, SB-20, SB-

16B and SB-15

Direct

Yes

SB-23

Direct

Yes

SB-21 A and SB-16A*3

Via Flash Unit Coupler AS-6

Yes

SB-11, SB-14 and

SB-140*'*

Via TTL Remote Cord SC-23

Yes

Via Sensor Remote Cord

SC-13 with sensor unit or
Sync Cord with AS-15
coupled

Yes

*1 In TTL auto flash mode, N90 camera performs Automatic Balanced Fill-Flash or Standard TTL Flash. For

details, seepp. 110-115.

'2 Set the N90 's exposure mode to Aperture-Priority Auto or Manual.
"3 The difference between SB-21 A and SB-2 IB, or between SB-16A and SB-16B, is the type of controller

attached. (For details, see specific Speedllght’s manual).

*4 Ultraviolet and infrared photography can be performed in manual flash mode only.

[!□ .• Automatic Balanced Fill-Flash possible.

When using Programmed
Auto exposure mode

Only TTL auto flash mode can be

used.

With SB-25: Turning on the SB-25

automatically switches the flash
mode to TTL auto.

With other Speedlight: If a flash

mode other than TTL auto is set on

the speedlight, turning on the
Speedlight locks the shutter. In this
case

E E and exposure mode

indicator

Ps)

blink in the LCD

panel, warning that the flash mode

should be set to TTL auto.

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