CF-18 Compact Digital Slave Flash with Hot Shoe Bracket Black

Specifications:

• Flashing Time: 1/1000 Sec
• Color Temperature: 5400±100K
• Flashing Index (ISO100): GN 18m
• Triggering Mode: Hot shoe bracket, light control, pre-flash
• Battery: 2 x AA battery
• Size: 95 x 62 x 30mm/3.7 x 2.4 x 1.2in (L x W x H)

Features:

• This Digital Slave Flash works with all digital & SLR camera
• This Digital Camera Slave Flash is included a hot shoe bracket
• The Camera Flash Slave is designed with auto pre-flash sensor for red-eye
• Compact and slim design, this Digital Slave Flash is easy to transport
• The Digital Slave Flash is used as an additional light from a different direction

Details:

• Compact digital slave flash with black hot shoe bracket. This Digital Slave Flash works with all digital & SLR camera 

• The Camera Flash Slave is designed with auto pre-flash sensor for red-eye

• The hot shoe bracket attaches easily to any camera having a standard tripod socket

• The Digital Slave Flash is used as an additional light from a different direction

• This Camera Flash Slave is easy to connect with camera's hot shoe or camera's tripod socket through supplied bracket range

• You can attach it with the bracket easily. Now you can enjoy your photography with this Compact Digital Slave Flash

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Instruction:

• Set the Power Select to Normal:
• Set off the slave flash to camera shoe mount. By pressing test button while flash ready light is on. Fire a test flash to ensure the flash is charged and ready to fire.
• Set the power select to Slave On:
• Attach the bracket to camera. Slip the digital slave flash to the shoe of the mounting bracket. Make sure to align the flash parallel to camera's direction. Point your camera toward the target and take pictures. The digital slave flash will automatically fire each time the camera's flash fires.
• Inserting batteries (batteries not includes)
• Insert 2 alkaline or Ni-Mh AA batteries.
• Do not use Ni-Cd batteries.If the flash ready light does not glow within 30 seconds, the batteries are exhauseted and must be replaced.
• It is recommended you remove the batteries when the flash unit is not in use for any extended period of time.

How to Choose a Flash Unit for a Digital Camera:

The built-in flash on a digital camera rarely provides enough light or enough versatility for the dedicated digital photographer. For this reason, many digital photographers choose to use a flash unit for their digital camera. Flash units come in many shapes and sizes, and must precisely match the digital camera

Instructions

• Check to see whether your digital camera has a "hot shoe." A hot shoe is a jack on your digital camera that connects your camera with an external flash unit. If it does have a hot shoe, you will find it easier to choose a flash unit for your digital camera. Newer digital cameras may even have a wireless hot shoe, which you can use with a wireless flash unit
• Identify flash units that are compatible with your camera. Choose the one that most suits your needs and budget
• Read the manual included with your flash unit to learn how to connect the unit to your digital camera
• Connect the flash unit to your digital camera and take pictures

Tips & Warnings:

• Digital cameras are extremely susceptible to red-eye. Choosing a flash unit with a tilting head can eliminate some of this. Simply aim the flash toward the ceiling and bounce the light back toward your subject. Bouncing also eliminates strong shadows or lights in your pictures.
• Due to changes in design and voltage, an old or incompatible flash unit can damage your digital camera. When you choose a flash unit for a digital camera, make certain it is compatible with your camera