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The reflector position of Di866 can be set manually.

To get an illumination area different from the picture frame either wider or

narrower field, manual zoom setting makes a sense. When using Di866 with

non-dedicated camera or traditional film type camera, the reflector position of

Di866 does not respond to the camera lens movement. In this case, use this

Manual Zoom Setting.

Manual Zoom Setting

Set

On the TTL function screen, press the set button for 2 sec.

TTL Advance page appears.

Select any zooming position from 24mm to 105mm as

desired and continuously select on and

set or wait for 8 seconds to returns to the TTL function

screen.

Flash Power can be adjusted manually at option. The photographer can set his

desired exposure manually by the most appropriate power in combination with

the aperture value set on the camera. 22 different power, from full power to

1/128 power, by every 1/3 stops are available.

Set the camera mode, to or on your camera.

Set the mode of Di866. From the 6 icons screen, select

M/Av and set .

Select M and set .

Select your desired power and set .

The camera-subject distance for the most proper exposure

is determined by the film speed (ISO) and the F stop set

on the camera.

This distance is shown in the Manual function screen.

The film speed information (ISO) is automatically

transferred from the camera.

The F. stop you set on the camera is to be set maunally on

the flash unit, too.

To get the camera-subject distance on the display screen,

F. Stop setting is required.

Press set for 2 seconds, the screen goes to the

Advanced Function page for M mode.

Move cursor to F.Stop line and continuously select

the same F.Stop number you set on your camera.

Press on/off switch to lock the value. (Press it again to

release the lock)

The distance is automatically followed by changing the focal length and ISO

sensitivity level on the camera, or selecting the other power level.

Manual Power Opertion

Set

The mode to be set on the camera: or

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As for the non-dedicated or traditional type film

cameras, the film speed (ISO) information is not

transferred from the camera.

In this case, the film speed (ISO) is to be set on the

flash unit to indicate the camera-subject distance.

Move cursor to ISO line at Advanced function page

and continuously select the ISO value to which you set camera.

Press the set button.

or wait for 8sec. to return to M function screen.

Set

Advanced custom setting is prepared in this mode.

ADVANCED CUSTOM SETTING

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Sub Flash Function

Manual Zoom Setting

Universal Slave Function

Di866 has a universal wireless remote flash system as a slave unit.

You can enjoy creative flash photography with multiple lightings from the

various directions. 2 slave modes are provided in accordance with the flash

system of the master flash.

Slave Digital (SD) for digital pre-flash system and Slave Film (SF) for an

analogue flash system are available.

SD: In this mode Di866 synchronizes to pre-flash system. The master flash is to

be set at TTL/ETTL II mode.

SF: In this mode Di866 synchronizes to the traditional single flash system. The

master flash is to be set at manual mode. Studio strobe lighting system

synchronizes to this mode. This mode also responds to open flash and to

traditional type flash unit in the market.

How to find SD or SF?

Select SD on your slave flash and release your camera’s shutter to flash your

master flash. The slave flash flashes if the Master flash is SD, and does not

flash if the Master flash is SF. If your slave flash is set at SF, it flashes against

both of SF and SD flash system.

To set Di866 to the salve function mode, move cursor

to Slave line at Advanced function page and

continuously select SD or SF in accordance with the

system of the master flash you set.

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Press the set button or wait for 8 sec. to return to M

function screen.

Set

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