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Users Manual - English - Page 1
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Nikon Close-up Speedlight Commander Kit
R1C1
Nikon Close-up Speedlight Remote Kit
R1
Wireless Speedlight Commander
SU-800
Wireless Remote Speedlight
SB-R200
User's Manual
Users Manual - English - Page 6
... the lens, held in use . the Wireless Remote Speedlight SB-R200, which features the Nikon Creative Lighting System (CLS), provides a variety of wireless multiple flash and close-up Speedlight Photography Examples," a separate booklet that can trigger wirelessly remote flash units such as the Extreme Close-Up Positioning Adapter SW-11, Color Filter Set SJ-R200, Diffuser SW-12, and Flexible Arm...
Users Manual - English - Page 32
u Using the SB-R200 off-lens
Use the provided Speedlight Stand AS-20 to set at any location (p. 107).
32 The flash head of the SB-R200 tilts 60° toward the optical axis and 45° in the opposite direction.
The flash head can be set up flash operation
5 Adjust the SB-R200's flash head. Procedures for close-up the SB-R200 at click stops every 15°.
Users Manual - English - Page 40
Procedures for Commander flash operation
4 Adjust the SB-R200's flash head. The flash head of the lens through the Attachment Ring SX-1 (p. 31).
40 The flash head can be set at click stops every 15°.
u Attaching the SB-R200 to the front of the lens
The SB-R200 can be attached to the front of the SB-R200 tilts down to 60° and up to 45°.
Users Manual - English - Page 48
The flash head can be set up the SB-R200 at a click stop every 15°. The flash head of the SB-R200 tilts 60° toward the optical axis and 45° in the opposite direction. u Using the SB-R200 off-lens
Use the provided AS-20 Speedlight Stand to set at any location (p. 107).
48 Flash operation using the R1
5 Adjust the SB-R200's flash head.
Users Manual - English - Page 62
... notes on setting up the SB-R200, see your Speedlight or camera's user's manual.
• Be sure to place all SB-R200 units that are set at click stops every 15°.
62 The flash head of the SB-R200 tilts down to 60° and up the SB-R200.
3m (9.8 ft) Group C
30˚ 30˚
Commander unit
The setup range of the SB-R200 units...
Users Manual - English - Page 83
...the Nikon Close-up Speedlight Commander Kit R1C1" (p. 38).
v Lenses
In this manual, NIKKOR lenses are available.
• Flash modes can be separately set for remote flash units
Flash mode TTL Auto Aperture flash (AA)*1 M --- (canceled)
SB-R200 O X O O
SB-910/SB-900/SB-800 SB-700/SB-600
O
O
O
X
O
O
O
O
*1 Auto Aperture flash mode is possible only when the SB-910, SB-900 or SB-800...
Users Manual - English - Page 97
... t In Manual flash mode
In Auto FP High-Speed Sync in Manual flash mode, the SB-R200's flash output level may also vary depending on the subject matter conditions. For example, when the shutter speed changes from 1/500 sec. However, this is set to shutter speed. Guide number in Auto FP High-Speed Sync using the SB-R200 (m/ft)
Flash output level...
Users Manual - English - Page 103
...Flash setup
Group A SB-R200
SW-11
Group B SB-R200
SW-11
Dual-light flash operation (with the
SW-11)
Two SB-R200 units are used with the SW-11.
SW-11
103 As the flash light is curved toward the optical axis to create lighting effects
when taking close-up Speedlight... Photography Examples" was taken without using the SW-11, the lens-to the SB-R200's flash head.
Using...
Users Manual - English - Page 104
Be sure to tilt the flash head by 60° toward the optical axis.
0˚ 60˚
u Using the Extreme Close-Up Positioning Adapter SW-11 effectively
Use the SW-11 when taking flash pictures at close distance for more effective results. 2 Flash shooting with the Extreme Close-Up Positioning Adapter SW-11
3 Tilt the SB-R200's flash head down 60° toward the optical axis.
104
Users Manual - English - Page 105
... taken without using a single built-in "Close-up Speedlight Photography Examples" was taken using the Diffuser SW-12.
3 Flash shooting with the Diffuser SW-12 and Flexible Arm Clip SW-C1
By attaching the provided Nikon Diffuser SW-12 over the flash head, you can diffuse the SB-R200's flash light even more naturallooking shadows that express the...
Users Manual - English - Page 107
.... The flash head can be reproduced successfully. LOCK
2 Adjust the SB-R200's flash head. • The flash head 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 set at click...
Users Manual - English - Page 112
... is made. 2 Procedures 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).
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3 Activating or canceling the SB-R200's flash firing Press the [A B] select button to set the flash mode to increase or decrease the compensation value.
Users Manual - English - Page 114
...; Pressing the Target light button on the SB-R200 is useful for checking the illumination and the shadows cast on the subject before actually taking the picture. This is invalid.
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2 Procedures for close-up flash operation (using cords)
Checking the illumination before actually taking pictures (Modeling Illumination) in close -up .
• The Target...
Users Manual - English - Page 117
..., then the reproduction ratio is used with the SB-R200, the flash light amount varies depending on both sides with lens in the table above . Adjust the SB-R200 to applicable aperture at 1:1 or 1:3.
•...
• The data in use .
t Determining proper flash operation distance range in dual-light close-up flash operation with flash output level ratio set to the actual subject size.
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