Nikon 4804 R1 Wireless Close-Up Speedlight System User Manual
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Procedures for close-up flash operation (using cords)
1
Turn on the camera and SU-800.
After turning on the camera, press the [ON/OFF]
button on the SU-800 to turn on the SU-800 and
SB-R200.
• The red ready-lights on the SU-800 and SB-R200
come on when fully recycled.
• Make sure that Close-up mode and Using cords
indicators appear on the LCD panel.
2
Setting the flash mode on the SU-800
Press the [MODE] button on the SU-800 to set the
flash mode to TTL BL, TTL or M.
3
Activating or canceling the SB-R200’s flash firing
Press the [A
B] select button to set the remote
flash units in Group A or B to fire or to cancel.
• A remote flash unit on the left as viewed from the
SU-800’s LCD panel is assigned to Group A, and a
flash unit on the right is assigned to Group B.
• A flash canceled group indicator disappears.
• You cannot cancel flash firing for both Groups A and B.
4
Setting the flash output level compensation (in TTL
BL or TTL mode)
Press the [SEL](FUNC.), or [
W
] or [
X
] button to
display the flash output level compensation value
(blinking). Press the [
W
] or [
X
] button to increase
or decrease the compensation value. Press the
[SEL](FUNC.) button once again and the value will
stop blinking. The last value to blink is the one that
has been set automatically.
• The same value is set for both groups A and B.
• Flash output level compensation values can be set in
1/3 step increments or decrements from +3.0 to -3.0 EV.
• The values are displayed in decimal format, like 0.3 for
1/3, and 0.7 for 2/3.
• Pressing the [
W
] or [
X
] button continuously increases
or decreases the value quickly.
• The compensation value blinks during adjustment and
stops after blinking six times unless an adjustment is
made. The last value to blink is the one that has been
set automatically.
• If the flash output level compensation value is set 0.0,
the display goes off.
• Being able to set flash output level compensation is
dependant on camera in use.
READY
LO
MODE
NO AF-ILL
SEL
A
B