Nikon D500 - Manual (Page 41)

41 Menu Guide
Choose the flash control mode for optional flash units mounted
on the camera accessory shoe and adjust settings for off-camera
flash photography.
❚❚ Flash Control Mode
When an SB-5000, SB-500, SB-400, or
SB-300 is mounted on the camera, the
flash control mode, flash level, and other
flash settings can be adjusted using the
Flash control > Flash control mode
item in the photo shooting menu (in the
case of the SB-5000, these settings can
also be adjusted using the controls on the flash unit). The
options available vary with the flash used, while the options
displayed under Flash control mode vary with the mode
selected. Settings for other flash units can only be adjusted
using flash unit controls.
• TTL: i-TTL mode. In the cases of the SB-500, SB-400, and SB-300,
flash compensation can be adjusted using the W (M) button.
• Auto external flash: In this mode, output is adjusted automatically
according to the amount of light reflected by the subject; flash
compensation is also available. Auto external flash supports
“auto aperture” (
qA) and “non-TTL auto” (A) modes; non-TTL
auto is selected automatically if a non-CPU lens is attached
without specifying the focal length and maximum aperture
using the Non-CPU lens data option in the setup menu
(
0 132). See the flash unit manual for details.
Flash Control
G button
➜ C photo shooting menu