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C: Setting Custom Functions
C.Fn-21: ; (Light distribution)
You can change the light distribution (flash coverage) of the Speedlite in
relation to the shooting angle of view when the flash coverage is set to
“Automatic (L )”.
0: 8 (Standard)
The optimum flash coverage for the shooting angle of view is set
automatically.
1: 9 (Guide number priority)
Although the periphery of the picture is slightly darker than the 0 setting,
this is convenient when you want to give priority to the flash output. The
flash coverage is set automatically to a slightly more telephoto position
than the actual shooting angle of view. The flash icon on the LCD panel
changes to <
k
>.
2: : (Even coverage)
Although the shooting distance is slightly shorter than the 0 setting, this
is convenient when you want to minimize light fall off at the periphery of
the picture. The flash coverage is set automatically to a slightly wider
position than the actual shooting angle of view. The flash icon on the
LCD panel changes to <
l
>.
C.Fn-22: < (LCD panel illumination)
When a button or dial is operated, the LCD panel illuminates. You can
change this illumination setting.
0: 12sec (On for 12 sec.)
1: OFF (Disable panel illumination)
2: ON (Illumination always on)
C.Fn-23: ? (Slave flash battery check)
When the slave unit is fully charged during wireless flash shooting, the AF-
assist beam emitter of the slave unit blinks. You can disable this operation.
Set this function on each slave unit.
0: = (AF-assist beam, Q lamp)
1: > (Q lamp)
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