Metz Flash 45CL1

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MECABLITZ 45CL-1O p e ra ting instru c tions

TV. VIDEO. AUDIO. MECABLITZ


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Pointsworthknowing

Thisflashguncanbeusedwith:

Allcameraswithahotshoeinconjunctionwiththesynchcable 45-54 (optionalaccessory)

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Briefsurveyoftheoperatingfunctions:

Configuration Operatingmodespossible

45 CL-1 withsynchcable: Automaticflashmode,Ch. 3,p. 30

Manualflashmode,Ch. 4,p. 32

Themecablitz 45 CL-1 isavailableintwoversions:

Themecablitz 45 CL-1-NCwithNiCadbatteryandbatterycharger.TheNCversioncanbeexpandedtoalkalinemanganesebatteryoperationbyway

ofthebatteryholder 45-39 (availableasanoptionalextra).

Themecablitz 45 CL-1-BAT(foroperationwithalkalinemanganesebatteries;

(batteriesarenotincluded).

ThebatteryversioncanbeupgradedtorechargeableNiCadbatteryoperationby

addingtheB 45 chargerset(=NiCadbatteryandbatterycharger).

Themecablitz 45 CL-1 isapowerfulflashgunbasedonthemostmoderntechnology.

Outstandingfeatures:

Universal,swivell ingquadrolightreflectorforbouncedflashwithouthavingtoforgothe

benefitsofautomaticexposurecontrol.

Wide-anglediffuser.

Automaticexposurecontrolwithaselectionof 5 workingaperturestoeasilyresolvethe

problemsassociatedwithdepth-of-fieldand tooffergreater creativescope regarding

camerasettings.

Power-savingthyristorlightoutputcontrol,particularlyintheclose-uprange,forshorter

recycletimesandahighernumberofflashesfromjustonebatterycharge.

Correctexposureconfirmation(autocheck).

Convenientcalculatordialforallsettings.

Manualmode.

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1.SafetyInstructions

Never fireaflashintheimmediatevicinityoftheeyes!

Flashfireddirectlyinfrontoftheeyesofapersonor animalcandamagethe retina

andleadtoseverevisualdisorders,

evenblindness! Donotopenor short-circuit rechargeablebatteries!

Alkalinemanganeseand rechargeablebatteriesshouldnotbeexposedtoexcessive

heat,for instancesunshine,fireandthelike!

Never throwspentbatteriesinafire!Danger ofexplosion!

Lyecanleakoutofspentbatteriesanddamagethecontacts.Consequently,spent

batteriesmustalwaysbeimmediatelytakenoutofthebatteryhousing.

NEVER rechargedry-cellbatteries.

Donotexposetheflashguntodrippingor splashingwater!

Protecttheflashgunagainstexcessiveheatandhighhumiditylevels!Donotstorethe

flashgunintheglovecompartmentofacar!

Donotplaceanylight-impermeablematerialon,or directlyinfrontof,thediffuser.

Ensurethatthediffuser isalwaysclean. Thehighlightoutputoftheflashwillburnthe

materialor thediffuser ifthisisnotobserved.

Never taketheflashgunapart!DANGER- HIGH VOLTAGE!

Therearenopartsinsidetheflashgunthatcanbe repairedbyalayperson!


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2. PreparingtheFlashgunfor Use

Fig. 1a:Mountingthecomponents Fig.1b:Insertingthecamerabracket

2.1 Attachingtheflashguntoacamera

ThemacablitzmustalwaysbeconnectedtotheXcontactonthecameraorthesynchronizati-

onselectormustbesettoX.

Alwaysswitchoffthecameraandtheflashgunbeforemountingor removingthe

flashgun.

Mountingthe flashgun: Fastenthecamerabracketwiththebracketscrewtothecamerastripodbush.Formedium-

andlarge-formatcameraswerecommendtheuseofthe 202/4 bracket(optionalaccessory).

Insertthecamerabracketintotherapid-actioncatchoftheholderblockuntilitisaudibly

engaged(fig. 1b).

Securethecamerabracketwiththelockingscrew.

Connectthesynchcabletotheflashgunandcamera.

holderblock

rapid-actioncatch

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Fig.2a:Batterychanging Fig.2b:Openingthebatteryhousing(onlywithBAT-version,otherwiseoptionalextra)

2.2 Power supplyTheflashguncanbeoperatedwith:

Alkalinemanganesebatteries,sizeIECLR 6 (AA-type)(onlywithBAT-version,otherwiseoptionalextra)

MetzNiCadbatterypack 45-40 (onlyifNiCad isfeatured;otherwiseavailableasanoptional

accessory).Acharger(seetable 2,page 25)isincludedwiththeflashgunifNiCadisfeatured).

PowerPackP 50 (optionalaccessory) MainsunitN 22 orN 23 (optionalaccessories)

2.3 Battery replacement

Pressthetwolockingkeysofthebatteryhousing,andpu lloutoftheflashgun(fig. 2a).To

returnthebatteryhousingpressthetwolockingkeystogetherandpressintothehand le-

mountgripoftheflashgununtilitaudiblyengages.

2.3.1 Exchangingthebatteries

Presstogetherthesmoothlockingkeysofthedismantledbatteryhousing(onlywithBAT-ver-sion,otherwiseoptionalextra)andremovethelid(fig. 2b).Insertnewbatteriesinconformity

withthepolaritysymbolsindicatedinthebaseofthehousing.Returnthelidandlockinagain.

Spent batteriesmust notbe thrown into the domesticwaste! Help keep the

environmentcleananddiscardspentbatteriesatcorrespondingcollectingpoints!

ThebatteryhousingmustnotbefittedwithNiCadbatteries!Thecontactsofthebat-

teryhousingareonlyintendedforalkalinemanganesebatteries.

ThelowerresistanceofNiCadbatteriesmeansthatmorecurrentcanflow,andthiscan

damagetheflashgun.TheNiCadBatteryPack45-40hasspecialcontactswhichdonotallowtheflowofhighcurrents.


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Fig. 3a:Voltageselector Fig.3b:Chargingthebattery


2.3.2 Operationwiththebatterypack(onlywithNC-version,otherwiseoptionalextra)

TheNiCadbatteryshouldbechargedfor 5 hoursbeforeitisusedforthefirsttime.TheNiCad

batterycanbechargedwithintheflashgunorexternally.

Warning:TheflashgunmustNOTbeswitchedonwhilethebatteryisbeingcharged

withintheflashgun!TheNiCadbatteryisdischargediftherecycletimeafteraflashexceeds 60 seconds.

Adjustthecorrectmainsvoltageonthechargerpriortocharging.Thevoltageselector(fig. 3a)

islocatednexttotheplugandcanbeadjustedwithasmallscrewdriver.

Theconnectionforthecharger(fig. 3b)isinthebaseoftheNiCadbattery.Theadjoiningpilot

lamplightsupwhilechargingisinprogress.

ThechargingtimeforacompletelyexhaustedNiCadbatteryis 5 hours.Apartlydischarged

NiCadbatteryrequiresacorrespondinglydiminishedchargingtime.

Toidentifyanexhaustedbattery:Pushtheknurledslideinthebatterylidtotheblackmark.Toidentifyachargedbattery:Pushtheknurledslideinthebatterylidtothewhitemark.

TheNicadbatterycanalsobechargedwiththein-carchargerA 16 (optionalaccessory).

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Fig. 4:Switchingontheflashgun

2.3.3 Operationwiththemainsunit

Themecablitzcanbepowereddirectlyfromawalloutletinconjunctionwiththemainsunits

N 22 orN 23 (optionalaccessories).Theconnectionfortheabovemainsunitsislocatedinthe

sideofthehandle-mountgrip.

Duringoperationwiththemainsunittheflashgunmustbeswitchedoffwiththemainswitch.

Toavoidthermaloverloading,flashseriesinvolvingmorethan30flashesatmaximum

lightoutputmustbebasedonthefollowingrecyclingtimes:

- Incontinuousmode:30secondsaftereachfull-powerflash.

- Inintermittentmode:Amaximumof10flasheswithshortestrecyclingtime,

followedbyapauseofatleast4minutes.

2.4 Switchingtheflashgunonandoff

The flashgun isswitchedonwith themainswitch (fig. 4).The flashgun ispermanently

switchedonwhentheswitchispushedtothetopposition,andtheoperatinglightshines.Push

themainswitchtothebottompositiontoswitchofftheflashgun.


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Fig. 6:Example

3.AutomaticFlashMode

Fig. 5:Measuringprocedureforautomaticflashmode

Intheautomaticflashmodethephotosensormeasuresthelightreflectedfromthesubject.The

flashiscutoffassoonassufficientlighthasbeenemittedforcorrectexposure.

Inthismannerthere isnoneedtocalculateandsetanewaperturewhenthedistance is

changed,providedthatthesubjectremainswithintheindicatedautomaticflashrange.

Thephotosensoroftheflashgunmustbedirectedatthesubject,regardlessofthedirectionat

whichthemainreflectorispointing.Thephotosensorhasameasuringangleofapprox. 25,anditonlymeasurestheactualamountoflightemittedbytheflashgun.

Fiveworkingaperturesareavailableintheautomaticflashmode.

Adjustingprocedurefor theautomaticflashmode:Example: Flash-to-subjectdistance:5m

Filmspeed:ISO100/21 (seefig. 6)

Adjustthecameraaccordingtothemanufacturersoperatinginstructions.

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Underdueconsiderationofthemaximumflashrange,adistanceof5mpermitsselectionof

theautoaperturesf/8,f/5.6,f/4andf/2.8.

Switchontheflashgunwiththemainswitch.

2 Settheselectordialtooneoftheautoapertures. Thesett inglineassignstheadjusted

fstopwiththecorrespondingmaximumflashrangeonthedistancescale.Theminimum

flash-to-subjectdistanceisapprox. 10%ofthemaximumflashrange.

Adjustthesameapertureontheflashgunandthecamera.

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3.AutomaticFlashMode

Toachievetheshortestpossibledepth-of-field(asrequiredinportraiture)werecommendan

apertureoff/2.8.Forgroupshotswheretherecanbeseveralrowsofpeoplebehindeach

other,werecommendanapertureoff/8.

Waitforflashreadiness-thegreenLEDlightsup.

Thesubjectshouldbewithinthemiddlethirdofthedistancerange. Thisgivesthe

electroniccontrolsufficientscopeforcompensationshouldthisbenecessary.

Thereisacertainmeasureofoverlapbetweentheindividualautomaticapertures.Asaresult

ofthisoverlapitisalwayspossibletoplacethesubjectwithinthemiddlethirdoftherange.

CAUTIONwithzoomlenses!

Duetotheirdesigntheycancausealossoflightintheorderofuptoonef-stop.

Furthermore,theeffectiveaperturecanalsovary,dependingupontheadjusted

focal length. Thismustbecompensatedbymanuallycorrecting theaperture

settingontheflashgun!


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4.ManualFlashMode

Fig. 7:Shotwithdirectflashlight

Inthismodetheflashgunwil lemititsfullpower.Theflashguncanbeadaptedtotheactualpic-

tureshootingsituationbysettingthecorrespondingapertureonthecamera.

Ifthedisplayedvaluedoesnotcoincidewiththeactualdistance,thentheaperturehavetobe

changedaccordingly.

Adjustingprocedurefor themanualflashmode:

Example: Flash-to-subjectdistance:5m

Filmspeed:ISO100/21 (seefig.8)

Adjustthecameraaccordingtothemanufacturersoperatinginstructions.

1 TurntheadjustingknobforfilmspeeduntilthemarkerispositionedoppositetheISOfilm

speed.

Switchontheflashgunwiththemainswitch.

2 Settheselectordialto M.

Theaperture tobeadjusted is ind icatedon thescaleabove thegiven flash-to-subject

distance.

Ataflash-to-subjectdistanceof5m(asinourexample),anapertureoff/8hastobeseton

thecamera.

Theadjustedaperturemustbecorrectedwhenthewide-anglediffuser isused.

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Fig. 8:Adjustingprocedureformanualflashmode

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5.BouncedFlash

Fig. 9:Bouncedflash(Thephotowasshotwiththeflashbouncedofftheright-handwall)

Photosshotwithfullfrontalflashareeasilyrecognizablebytheirharsh,denseshadows.This

isoftenassociatedwithasharpdropoflightfromtheforegroundtothebackground.

Thisphenomenoncanbeavoidedwithbouncedflash becausethediffusedlightwillproduce

asoftanduniformrenditionofboththesubjectandthebackground.Forthispurposethemain

reflectoristurnedinsuchamannerthattheflashisbouncedbackfromasuitablereflective

surface(e.g.ceil ingorwallsofaroom).Forthisreasonthemainreflectorcanbeturnedverticallyandhorizontally.Thefollowingare

theverticallock-inpositionsforbouncedflash: 15, 30, 45, 60, 75 and 90 (simplytiltthereflectortotherequiredangle)

Theheadcanbeswivelledhorizontallytotheleftandrightby 180,andlocksintopositionat

90 and 180.

Whenswivellingthereflectorvertically,itisessentialtoensurethatitisturnedby

asufficientlywideanglesothatdirectlightcannolongerfallonthesubject.

Therefore,alwaystiltthereflectortoatleastthe60 lock-inposition.

Thediffusedlightbouncedbackfromthereflectivesurfacesresultsinasoftilluminationofthe

subject.

Thereflectingsurfacemustbewhiteoraneutralcolour,anditmustnotbestructured(e.g.

woodenbeams in the ceil ing)as thiscould castshadows.Forcoloureffectsjustselect

reflectivesurfacesintherequiredcolour.


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5.BouncedFlash

5.1 Bouncedflashinautomaticflashmodes

It isadvisable tocheckpriortotheactualexposurewhether the light issuff icient for the

selectedaperture.PleaserefertoCh. 7,Auto-checkdisplay,forthecorrespondingprocedure.5.2 Bouncedflashinmanualflashmode

Therequiredcameraapertureinthemanualflashmodeisbestestablishedwithanexposure

meter.Observethefollowingruleofthumbifanexposuremeterisnotavailable

guidenumberCameraaperture=

lightdistancex2

toestablishtheguidevaluefortheaperturethatcanthenbevariedby+1 f-stopfortheactual

exposure.

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6.Fill-inFlashinDaylight

Fig. 13:Fil l-inflashindaylight(leftwithout-rightwithmecablitz)

Themecablitzcanalsobeusedforfil l-inflashindaylighttosoftenharshshadowsandlower

thecontrast,therebyproducingamorebalancedexposurewhenshootingagainstthelight.

Variouspossibili tiesareopentotheuserforthispurpose.

6.1 Fill-inflashinautomaticmode

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speedforanormalexposure.Ensurethattheshutterspeedeitherequals,orisslowerthan,the

fastestflashsynchspeed(varieswiththegivencameramodel).

Example:

Establishedaperture=f/8;establishedshutterspeed=1/60sec.Flashsynchspeedofthe

camera,e.g. 1/100sec.(seeoperatinginstructionsforthegivencamera).

Thetwoestablishedvaluesforapertureandshutterspeedcanbesetonthecamerabecause

thecamerasshutterspeedisslowerthanthecamerasflashsynchspeed.

Tomaintainabalancedrangeofhighlights,forinstanceinordertoretainthecharacteroftheshadows,itisadvisabletoselecttheautomaticapertureontheflashgunonesettinglowerthan

theapertureadjustedonthecamera.Intheaboveexamplethecamerawasadjustedtof/8.

Consequently,weadviseyoutosetanapertureoff/5.6 ontheflashgun.

Whenshootingintothelight,ensurethatthebacklightdoesnotshinedirectlyonto

thesensorasthiswillconfusetheflashgunselectronics!


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7.Auto-CheckDisplay

Fig. 10:Manualfiringbutton Fig.11:Auto-checksignal

Theauto-checksignalo.k.lightsuponlywhentheframewil lbe,orwas,correctlyexposedin

automode.

Inthismanneritispossibletomanuallyfireatestflashwhileinautomodesothatthecorrect

aperturecanbeestablishedbeforehand.Thisisparticularlyvaluablewithbounced(indirect)

flashwhenreflectionconditionsarediff iculttojudge.

Thetestflashistriggeredwiththemanualfiringbutton(fig. 10).

If theauto-checkdisp layo.k. remainsdarkaftera test flash, thenadjust thenextwider

aperture,ordiminishthedistancetothereflectionsurfaceofthesubject,andthenrepeatthe

testflash.

Thef-stopestablishedinthismannermustalsobesetonthecamera.

Holdthecameraandtheflashgunwithphotosensorinthesamemannerasforthe

actualshot.


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10.CareandMaintenance

Removedustandgrimewithasoftdrycloth,orasil icon-treatedcloth.Donotusedetergentsas

thesemaydamagetheplasticparts.

Formingtheflashcapacitor

Theflashcapacitorincorporatedintheflashgunundergoesaphysicalchangewhentheflash-

gunisnotswitchedonforprolongedperiods.Forthisreasonitisnecessarytoswitchonthe

flashgunforapprox. 10 minutesevery 3 months.Thebatterymustsupplysuff icientpowertolightuptheflash-readylightwithinoneminuteaftertheflashgunwasswitchedon.

9.ExposureCorrections

Theautomaticexposuresystemsarebasedonasubjectreflectionfactorof 25%,thisbeingthe

averagereflectionfactorforsubjectsshotwithflash.

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(e.g.backlitscenes),therebyresultinginsubjectoverexposureorunderexposure,respectively.

9.1 Exposurecorrectioninautomaticflashmode

Tocompensatetheabovementionedeffect,theexposurecanbecorrectedbyopeningor

stoppingdownthecamerasaperture.Withabrightbackgroundthesensoroftheflashgun

cutsouttheflashtoosoonwiththeresultthattheactualsubjectistoodark.Withadarkback-

groundtheflashiscutouttoolatesothattheactualsubjectistoobright.

Brightbackground:

Openthecameraapertureby1/2to1 f-stop(e.g.fromf/5.6tof/4).

Darkbackground:

Closetheapertureby1/2to1 f-stop

(e.g.fromf/8tof/11).


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11. TechnicalData

Guidenumbers at ISO 100/21: Formetersystems: 45;forfeetsystems: 148

5 autoworkingapertures atISO 100/21: f/2.8 -f/4 -f/5.6 -f/8 -f/11

Flashdurations: approx. 1/300.. .1/20000 second InMmodeapprox. 1/300 secondatfulllightoutput

Photosensor measuringangle: approx. 25

Colour temperature: approx. 5600 K

Filmspeed: ISO 25 toISO 1000

Synchronization: Low-voltagethyristorignition

Number offlashes: 50*.. .2000 NiCadbattery

100*.. .2600 withalkaline-manganesebatteries

140*...

3600 withhigh-capacityalkaline-manganesebatteriesUnlimitedwithN 22/N 23 mainsunit

(*withfulllightoutput)

Recyclingtime: 7 sec.(inMmode).. .0.3 withNiCadbattery

13 sec.(inMmode).. .0.3 sec.withalkaline-manganese

batteries

11 sec.(inMmode).. .0.3 sec.withhigh-capacityalkaline-

manganesebatteries

5s

ec.(N 22

)/18

sec.(N 23

).. .0.3s

ec.

Swivelling rangeandlockingpositionsofzoom reflector:

Upwards: 15 30 45 60 75 90

Anti-clockwise 90 180

Clockwise 90 180

Dimensions (wxhxd),approx.

Flashgun 92 x 247 x 102 mm

Weight:

Flashgunwithoutpowersources: approx. 680 g

Included:

Flashgun,camerabracket,batteryhousing 45-39 (onlywithBAT-version,otherwiseoptional

extra),synchcable 45-47,wide-anglediffuser 45-42,OperatingInstructions

(additionallywithNiCadflashguns:NiCadbatterypack 45-40 andbatterycharger,seetable 2).

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11. TechnicalData

FilmspeedISOGuidenumber

formetersystems

23

25

28

32

36

40

45

50

57

64

71

80

90

101

113

127

142

forfeetsystems

74

83

93

105

118

132

148

166

186

209

235

263

295

331

372

417

468

25/15

32/16

40/17

50/18

64/19

80/20

100/21

125/22

160/23

200/24

250/25

320/26

400/27

500/28

650/29

800/30

1000/31

Table1:Guidenumbersatmaximumlightoutput

Country Typeofcharger

729

723

728

722

730

402.12e

725

726

Europe

GreatBritain

USA/Canada

Australia

Japan

SouthAfrica

NewZealand

Korea

Table2:Chargers


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12. OptionalAccessories

Malfunctionsanddamagecaused to themecablitz 45CL-1 due to theuseof

accessoriesfromothermanufacturersarenotcoveredbyourguarantee!

Bag 45-29 (OrderNo: 0004529)fortelephotoattachment 45-33.

Batteryholder 45-39Foralkalinemanganesebatteries.

BatterychargersetB 45 (OrderNo: 0012045)NiCadbatteryandchargerforsubsequentconversionofthe 45 CL-1 BatterymodeltoNiCadbatteryoperation.

Bouncediffuser 60-33 (OrderNo: 0006033)Tosoftenheavyshadowswithreflectedlight.

Bracketadapter 45-35 (OrderNo: 004535)Forparallaxcorrectionofreflectorandcamerawithclose-upsandwide-angleshots.

Bracketadapter 60-28 (OrderNo: 0006028)Similarto 45-35,exceptadjustableinheight.

Camerabracket 202/4 (OrderNo: 0000802)Toattachtheflashguntothesideofthecamera.

Cameracablerelease 45-26 (OrderNo: 0004526)Thecamerashuttercanbetrippedwiththesamehandthatisholdingtheflashgun.Thisfreestheotherhandforfocusing.

Electricshutterrelease 45-25 (OrderNo: 0004525)As 45-26,exceptwithswitchforelectricactuation.

Ever-readycase 45-34 (OrderNo: 0004534)forflashgunandaccessories.

Filterset 45-32 (OrderNo: 0004532)Consistsofasetof 4 coloureffectsfiltersand 1 clearfiltertoholdanycolouredfoil.

In-carbatterychargerA 16Thebatterycanbechargedoffthecarselectricalsystem.

Lightreducingfilterset 45-28 (OrderNo: 0004528Consistsofthreeneutraldensityfilters,andatransparentfilterholderforcolouredfoils.

MainsunitN 22 (OrderNo: 0012022)Electronicallystabil izedandwith 33 mcable.

MainsunitN 23 (OrderNo: 0012023)Connectionrequiresthespecialcable 359 (3 m)or 349 (6 m).Theflashrecyclingtimesinmanualmodeareshortenedtoapprox. 5 seconds.Twoflashgunscanbeconnected.

Mecalux 11 (OrderNo: 0000011)

Slavetriggeringunit.Foroptical,delay-freeremotetriggeringofslaveflashgunsbyacame-

ra-triggeredflash.Respondsalsotoinfraredlightbeam.Doesnotrequirebatteries.

MecaluxHolder 60-26 (OrderNo: 0006026)

TomounttheMecalux 11.

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12. OptionalAccessories

Mecamat 45-46 (OrderNo: 0004546)

Externalsensorthatsignificantlyextendstheapplicationrangeofthemecablitz. 11 auto

aperturesareavailable.MANUALprovides 7 co-ordinatedlightoutputlevelswith 7 fixed

flashdurations.Built-inviewfinderwithparallaxcompensationforclose-ups.Twomeasu-

ringanglesof 25 and 12 foroptimalmeasurement.

NiCadbatterypack 45-40 (OrderNo: 0004540)

PowerPackP 50 (OrderNo: 0012950)

Forahighnumberofflashesandshortrecyclingtimes(approx. 300 full-powerflashes)

Shoulderstrap 50-31 (OrderNo: 0005031)

Stabil izingset 30-28 (OrderNo: 0003028)

Ensuresthatthecameracannotbeinadvertentlyturnedonthebracket.

Standardfoot 301 (OrderNo: 0093014)

UsedinconjunctionwithSCA 300 Aforconnectiontocamerahotshoe.

SynchleadSCA 300 A(OrderNo: 0009305)

CabletoconnecttheflashguntotheadapteroftheSCA 300 System.

SynchleadSCA 3000 C(OrderNo: 0033003)

CabletoconnecttheflashguntotheadapteroftheSCA 3000 System.

Synchleads:

Coiledsynchlead 45-49 (OrderNo: 0004549)

Coiledsynchlead 45-54 forhotshoe(OrderNo: 0004554)

Synchlead 45-48, 1 m(OrderNo: 0004548)

Synchextensionlead 60-54 (5 m)(OrderNo: 0006054)

Telephotoattachment 45-33 (OrderNo: 0004533)

Forflashshotswithtelelenses.Nearlydoublestheguidenumber.Infraredshotsarealso

possible.

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Index

Accessories, 41Auto-checkdisplay, 36

Au

tomaticf

lashmo

de, 30

Bouncedflash, 33

Exposurecorrections, 38

Fil l-inflash, 35

Manualflashmode, 32Mountingtheflashgun, 26

Synchconnection, 26, 42

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