Wireless Flash Photography: (2.4Ghz); Control; Master/Slave Wireless Flash Lighting; Wireless Multiple Flash Shooting - Hahnel Modus 600RT Bedienungsanleitung

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Master/Slave wireless flash lighting
• When the camera's shooting mode is set to a fully
automatic mode or an Image Zone mode, the operations
in this chapter are not available. Set the camera's shooting
mode to P/Tv/Av/M/B (Creative Zone Mode).
• The "Modus 600RT" attached to the Camera Hot shoe is
called the "Master" unit. A second "Modus 600RT" which is
wirelessly controlled is called the "Slave" unit
• You can also wirelessly control the Modus 600RT as a
"Slave" unit using a "Viper TTL" transmitter as a "Master"
unit attached to the camera hotshoe
Using (Master/Slave) with wireless 2.4GHz control
function allows you to easily perform shooting with
advanced wireless multiple flash lighting in the same way
as i-TTL autoflash photography. The system is designed
so that the setting's of the "Master" attached to the camera
are automatically applied to the wireless slave speedlights.
Therefore you do not need to operate or adjust the slaves
during shooting
Positioning and Operation Range (Example of
wireless flash shooting)
• Master/Slave wireless flash lighting
SLAVE
• The "Master" attached to the camera can be a "Modus
600RT" or "Viper TTL transmitter"
• Use the supplied mini stand to hold the Slave unit in
upright position
• Before shooting perform a test falsh and test shooting
• The transmission distance may vary depending on the
position of the slave speedlight, enviorment and weather
conditions
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Wireless Flash
Photography:
(2.4GHz) Control
MASTER
2.4GHz
wireless

control

with up to
100m range
Modus 600RT
Wireless multiple flash shooting
You can divide the slave units into one, two or three
groups and perform i-TTL autoflash. In addition, you can
set and shoot with a different flash mode for each firing
group, for up to 3 groups, plus master.
• Auto Shooting with Two Slave Groups
SLAVE
GROUP A
● Auto Shooting with Three Slave Groups
A
B
Wireless shooting using radio transmission has
advantages over wireless shooting using optical control,
such as being less affected by obstacles, and not having
to point the slave unit's wireless sensor
toward the master unit. The main functional differences
are as follows:
Radio Control
Modus 600RT
MASTER
SLAVE
GROUP B
C
M
Optical Control
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