Nikon SB-30 Manual de usuario
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SB-30
Instruction Manual
Bedienungsanleitung
Manuel d’utilisation
Manual de instrucciones
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Français..............69 – 102
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Foreword
Thank you for purchasing the Nikon Speedlight SB-30.
The SB-30 is a compact, light, and versatile Speedlight having a guide number of 16/52
(at 28mm angle of coverage, ISO 100, m/ft, 20°C/68°F). Available flash shooting modes
are TTL auto flash, Non-TTL auto flash, and Manual flash. Wireless multiple flash operation
is also possible.
Major features of the SB-30
• The SB-30 is useful as a handy flash unit to perform TTL auto, Non-TTL auto, and Manual flash, when
used with Nikon SLRs cameras not having a built-in Speedlight.
• The SB-30 is suitable as a slave flash unit in wireless or wired multiple flash operation when used in
combination with the COOLPIX or Nikon SLRs cameras having a built-in Speedlight.
• Close-up flash photography using with the flash head tilted down is possible without detaching the
Speedlight from the camera. Wireless multiple flash operation using the SB-30 as an Infrared remote
commander is also possible to control the firing of other slave flash unit(s).
To get the most out of your Speedlight, please read this and your camera instruction manual
thoroughly before use.
• Because the SB-30 features the same TTL flash operations as those of the SB-22s, refer to those items
in the flash photography section of your camera instruction manual corresponding to SB-22s, if the
SB-30 is not listed.
• (p. xx) indicates the reference page.
Preparation
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Tips on using the Speedlight
• Take test shots before shooting important occasions like weddings or graduations.
• The Nikon Speedlight SB-30’s performance has been optimized for use with Nikon cameras/
accessories and lenses. Camera/accessories made by other manufacturers may not meet
Nikon’s criteria for specifications, and nonconforming cameras/accessories could damage the
SB-30’s components. Nikon cannot guarantee the SB-30’s performance when used with
non-Nikon products.
Note
• The Nikon N90s, N90, N70, N60, N55, N50, N8008, N8008s, PRONEA 6i, N6006, N6000, N5005,
N4004, and N4004s are sold exclusively in the U.S.A.
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The Nikon N80-Series and N65-Series are sold exclusively in the U.S.A. and Central and South America.
• The Nikon N2020 and N2000 are sold exclusively in the U.S.A and Canada.
Warning
• Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.
• Dry batteries shall not be subjected to charging.
• Do not expose the SB-30 to water as this may result in electric shock or cause the unit to catch on fire.
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Contents
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Preparation
Foreword .............................................................1
Tips on using the Speedlight ..............................2
Speedlight parts..................................................4
Mode selector dial ..............................................5
Flash head tilting angle.......................................5
Installing the battery............................................6
Turning the power ON/OFF and the Standby function
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Attachment to the accessory shoe .....................9
Usable cameras and available flash modes.....10
Using the SB-30 with SLRs cameras
As a handy Speedlight
Auto flash modes ..............................................12
TTL auto flash mode......................................12
Non-TTL auto flash mode ..............................13
Manual flash mode............................................18
Illuminating a distant subject using the SB-30
and cameras such as the COOLPIX
Wireless slave flash shooting............................20
Shooting a distant subject using the SB-30 in
conjunction with cameras such as the COOLPIX
that have a built-in Speedlight
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Shooting a subject when the SB-30 is placed away
from the camera
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Softening the shadows cast on the wall by the
master flash unit or lightening the background
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Multiple flash operation using the SB-30 as an
infrared remote commander ..........................27
Multiple flash shooting using cords ..................27
Advanced operation
Close-up flash operation from approx. 0.3 to 1m
(1 to 3.3 ft.) with the built-in wide-flash adapter
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Exposure compensation ...................................30
Reference information
Optional accessories ........................................31
Troubleshooting ................................................32
Tips on Speedlight care and Notes on batteries
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Specifications....................................................34
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1Flash head
2Infrared filter (p. 27)
3Mounting foot
4Mount pin
5Hot-shoe contacts
6Light sensor window for
Non-TTL auto flash (p. 13)
7Built-i
n wide-flash adapter
(p. 28)
8Battery chamber lid
9Ready-light (pp. 7, 13)
10 Exposure compensation
switch (p. 30)
11 Power switch (p. 7)
12 Mode selector dial (p. 5)
13 Light sensor window for
wireless slave flash
(pp. 20-26)
14 Standby resume button (p. 8)/Slave
flash firing cancel button (p. 23)
15 Mounting foot lock lever (p. 9)
Supplied accessories
Soft Case SS-30
Speedlight parts
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Mode selector dial Flash head tilting angle
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50゜
75゜
13゜
1TTL auto flash mode (pp. 12, 14)
2 Non-TTL auto flash mode (pp. 13, 16)
3 Manual flash mode (p. 18)
4Wireless slave flash mode (p. 20)
75°: for shooting normal
subjects
50°: for shooting subjects
closer than 0.4m (1.3 ft.)
(p. 29)
13°: when not in use.
CAUTION!
Do not detach the flash unit while it is set at the
13° position. Otherwise, the flash unit or camera
might get scratched.
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1Set the SB-30’s power switch to the OFF position.
2Open the battery chamber lid as indicated by the arrows.
3Install the battery following the + and –marks as shown. Then close the battery chamber lid by
sliding it into place while pressing down.
• Install one 3V lithium battery (CR123A or DL123A). Do not use the other types of batteries.
• When replacing the battery, be sure to set the power switch to the OFF position. If the battery is replaced
while the power switch is set to the ON or STBY (standby) position, the Speedlight may fire accidentally or
the power may not turn on correctly. In this case, set the SB-30’s power switch to the OFF position once,
then set it back to the ON or STBY position. (p. 7)
Battery performance
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When using a fresh battery, the number of flashes when the SB-30 fires at M1/1 output is approx. 250 times.
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With a fresh battery, the recycling time after the SB-30 fires at M1/1 output is approx. 4 seconds.
• Replace the battery, if the ready-light takes more than 30 seconds to light up when the unit first turned
on or after firing the unit.
Installing the battery
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1 Set the SB-30’s power switch to the ON or STBY position.
• When set to the STBY position the Standby function is activated. (p. 8)
• The Standby function does not work with COOLPIX digital cameras having no hot-shoe contacts. In this
case, set the SB-30 to the ON position.
2 Make sure the ready-light comes on.
• When the ready-light lights up, the SB-30 is fully recycled and ready to fire.
3 Set the SB-30’s power switch to the OFF position when not in use.
• Be sure to set the SB-30’s power switch to the OFF position when not in use to conserve battery power.
Turning the power ON/OFF and the Standby function
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Conserving battery power using the Standby function
• If the SB-30’s power switch is set to the STBY position, the Standby function is activated
only when the Mode selector dial is set to either TTL auto, Non-TTL auto, or Manual
flash mode.
• If the SB-30 and the camera are not used for approx. 40 seconds, the Standby function
activates and automatically turns the SB-30 off to conserve battery power. This is called
the standby state.
• The Standby function does not work if the Mode selector dial is set to the Wireless slave
flash mode. Take care that the power remains on and is consuming.
To turn the SB-30 on again after it enters in the standby state, you can:
• Press the Standby resume button/Slave flash firing cancel button.
• Lightly press the shutter release button on a camera that is compatible with the TTL auto
flash mode.
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