Insignia NS-DFLMR1 - Manual
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Quick Setup Guide | NS-DFLMR1
Macro Ring Flash
PACKAGE CONTENTS
• Macro ring flash
• 6 lens adapters (49mm, 52mm,
55mm, 58mm, 62mm, 67mm)
•
Quick Setup Guide
FEATURES
• Compatible with all DSLR
cameras with a flash hot-shoe
•
Can operate remotely
with
PC sync cable (not included)
• 3.75" light ring with guide
number of 10m at ISO 100
• Ideal for close-up photos
• Five illumination power levels
• Xenon flash tube lighting
FEATURES
1
Ring Flash and mounting slot
Attaches to your camera lens.
2
Power switch
Slide to turn on or off.
3
Charging indicator
Brightly lit– The ring flash is ready to use.
Blinking every 1 second– Low battery.
Blinking every 3 seconds – In sleep mode.
Off - When the flash is turned off.
4
Flash level indicators
Light to indicate the flash power level
(1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 , or 1/1).
5
Battery compartment
Insert 4 AA alkaline or Ni MH batteries
(not
included)
6
Flash level buttons
Press + or – to select the flash power level.
7
Test button
Press to test your flash.
8
PC sync socket
Connect a PC Sync cable (not included) to
trigger the flash from another device or to
locate the flash control unit away from the
camera.
9
External power pack terminal
For use with optional external battery pack
module (not included).
10
Locking ring
Secures the control unit to your camera.
11
Lens adapters
Allows you to mount the ring flash on your
camera
lens.
INSERTING THE BATTERIES
Note
:
Batteries are not included.
1
Slide the battery cover
down, then lift up to
open the battery
compartment.
2
Insert 4 AA alkaline or
NiMH
Type
batteries.
Make sure that the +
and – match what is
indicated in the
compartment.
3
Close the battery cover,
then slide it up until it
clicks into place.
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