Correct Exposure Indication; Underexposure Warning In Ttl Flash Mode; Displays In The Camera Viewfinder - Metz MECABLITZ 58 AF-2 Nikon Bedienungsanleitung

13 Correct exposure indication

The correct exposure indication „OK"
if the shot was correctly exposed in TTL flash mode
(3D-TTL, D–TTL, i-TTL, etc.) or automatic flash mode.
If no „OK" exposure indication
underexposed. You will need to repeat the shot with the next smaller f-number
(for example, f/8 instead of f/11), or the distance to the subject or reflecting
surface (for example with bounce flash) will have to be reduced. Note the maxi-
mum flash range indicated on the display of the flash unit (see 16). For informa-
tion on the correct exposure indicator in the camera viewfinder, see also 15.

14 Underexposure warning in TTL flash mode

In certain modes („P" and „A", for example), some Group C, D and E Nikon
cameras (see Table 1) respond to an underexposed flash shot with a warning on
the display of the flash unit, indicating the amount of underexposure in
f-stops (see the camera's operating instructions).
If the correct exposure indication „OK"
after a flash shot is taken, or if the flash symbol blinks in the camera viewfinder,
then the display of the flash unit will briefly indicate the underexposure in f-stops
ranging from -0.3 EV to -3.0 EV in one-third increments.
In borderline instances the flash unit will not display an „OK", or the flash sym-
bol will blink in the camera viewfinder, even though the exposure is correct. In
this instance, no indication will appear on the LC display of the flash unit.
To enable underexposure warnings, the TTL mode (or 3D-TTL, D-TTL,
i-TTL, etc.) must be set on the flash unit.
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only lights up
appears after the shot, then the shot was
does not light up on the flash unit

15 Displays in the camera viewfinder

Examples of displays in the camera viewfinder:
A green arrow symbol lights up:
Command to switch on or use the flash unit.
A red arrow symbol lights up:
The flash unit is ready for firing.
A red arrow symbol remains lit up after the shot or goes out briefly:
The exposure was correct.
A red arrow symbol blinks after shooting:
The shot was underexposed.
For information applicable to the displays in the viewfinder of your
camera model, refer to the camera's operating instructions.