On Mon, 25 Apr 2005 07:20:22 +0200, Michel Carr�re-G�e wrote: >Greg Cooper a �crit : > >> Hi everyone. >> I recently purchased an AF360 FGZ and although I have read the manual, >> I can't find a proper explanation of the wireless mode switch (lowest >> switch on the bottom. There are 3 positions - M, C, and S). Does >> anyone know what those letters stand for? I have also found that the >> manual is incorrect in places, as it says to slide the switch to S, >> but the diagram has the switch on C. Arrgh. >> >M: master >C: control >S: slave
Master: Flash is connected to the camera and controls other wireless flashes and provides output when the image is taken. Control: Flash is attached to the camera and controls other wireless flashes. the flash does NOT provide output to the final image. Slave: Flash is not attached to the camera and sits around waiting to be told what to do by a controlling (or master) flash. Flash will power down after an hour on non use. Hope this helps. Leon http://www.bluering.org.au http://www.bluering.org.au/leon
