Nikon 4804 R1 Wireless Close-Up Speedlight System - Manual (Page 107)

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Flash shooting with Speedlight Stand AS-20
Use the provided Speedlight Stand AS-20 to freely position the
SB-R200. The Attachment Ring SX-1 can be attached to a tripod.
Example H H-1
Dual-light flash operation
When shooting clear glasses (H-4) with a
single built-in flash unit, distinct shadows
appear behind the subject, meaning the
texture of the glass cannot be reproduced
successfully. In this setup (H-1), the
SB-R200 is placed on the right behind the
subject using the AS-20 to bounce light off
the rear wall. In addition, another SB-R200
is used from the top. The result is a
successful rendering of the textures and
contours of the glasses.
Flash setup
• Camera: D70
• Lens: AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor
18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED
• Group A: SB-R200 (TTL)
• Group B: SB-R200 (TTL)
H-4 example in “Close-up Speedlight Photography
Examples” was taken using a single built-in flash.
Attachment of the SB-R200 to the AS-20
1 Slide the SB-R200’s mounting foot into the AS-20’s
Speedlight mounting shoe and slide the Lock
switch.
• Slide the Lock switch until it stops and make sure the
red part can no longer be seen.
• To remove, slide the Lock switch and remove.
2 Adjust the SB-R200’s flash head.
• The flash head of the SB-R200 tilts down to 60° and
up to 45°. The flash head can be set at click stops
every 15°.
SU-800
Group A
SB-R200
Group B
SB-R200
AS-20
AS-20
LOCK LOCK