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Olympus FL 36R User Manual

Olympus FL 36R
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Setting the firing angle (ZOOM)
The firing angle can be adjusted manually.
1 Press the ZOOM button to adjust the
firing angle.
The [M ZOOM] indicator lights in the
control panel.
The firing angle can be set to one of 12,
14, 17, 25, 35 and 42 mm (24, 28, 35, 50,
70 and 85 mm with the 135 type).
Each press of the ZOOM button switches
the firing angle as follows.
12 14 17 25 35 42
ZOOM
*
(24) (28) (35) (50) (70) (85)
When the wide panel is used
g “Using the wide panel” (P. 24):
10 8
ZOOM
*
(20) (16)
* [ZOOM] (auto) can be selected only
when the camera in use is equipped with
the communication capability.
x
Notes
Selecting a value larger than the focal length of the lens in use will darken
the peripheral areas of the image.
ZOOM button
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Olympus FL 36R Specifications

General IconGeneral
Product colorBlack
Channels quantity4 channels
Flash guide number36 m
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Weight260 g
Dimensions (WxDxH)67 x 95 x 108 mm

Summary

Names of Parts

Flash Unit Components

Identifies and describes various parts of the electronic flash unit.

Checking the Package Contents

Lists the items that come with the electronic flash.

Control Panel

Control Panel Layout

Explains the indicators and functions displayed on the control panel.

Notes on this Manual

Provides guidance on interpreting the manual's content and panel displays.

Basic Shooting

Loading Batteries

Instructions for inserting and using batteries in the flash unit.

Attaching to Camera

Steps for mounting the flash unit onto a camera.

Turning on the Electronic Flash

How to power on the electronic flash and check battery status.

Other Flash Photography Modes

TTL AUTO Mode Operation

How to use the flash in TTL AUTO mode for automatic exposure.

Flash Control Modes Overview

Explains different flash control modes like TTL AUTO, AUTO, MANUAL, FP.

Flash Intensity Control

How to adjust the flash output intensity manually or via camera.

AUTO Mode

Using flash in AUTO mode with auto light receptor.

MANUAL Mode

Using flash in MANUAL mode with guide number settings.

FP TTL AUTO Mode

Using Super FP flash for high shutter speeds.

Bounce Shooting Technique

How to bounce flash off ceilings or walls for softer light.

Wide Panel Operation

How to extend and use the built-in wide panel for wider coverage.

Close-up Flash Setup

Adjusting flash for close-up shots with specific angles.

Custom Setup

Setup Mode Operations

How to access and configure custom settings for the flash.

Configuration Options

Details various customizable settings like firing angle, distance units.

Wireless Flash

RC Mode Operation

Using the flash wirelessly with Olympus RC flash system.

Basic Wireless Photography Setup

Step-by-step guide for basic wireless photography setup.

Slave Flash

Slave Mode Setup

Instructions for setting up the flash to function as a slave unit.

Warning Display List

Troubleshooting Warnings

Explains common warning indicators and their remedies.

Q&A

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about flash operation, troubleshooting, and features.

Guide Number (GN) List

GN Data Tables

Provides guide number data for various modes and settings.

Light Control Range in AUTO Mode

Usable ISO/Aperture Combinations

Shows usable ISO sensitivity and aperture values for AUTO mode.

Continuous Firing

Limit Counts and Intervals

Information on limits for continuous flash firing to prevent damage.

Safety Precautions

General Safety Warnings

Important safety warnings for handling and using the flash.

WARNING Precautions

Detailed warnings regarding eye safety and battery hazards.

CAUTION Precautions

Cautions about device abnormalities, heat, and battery handling.

Battery Handling and Usage

Guidelines for safe battery usage, charging, and disposal.

Caution for Usage Environment

Environmental and Battery Handling

Guidelines for operating the flash in different environments and battery care.

Regulatory Information and Trademarks

FCC Notice and European Compliance

Compliance statements for USA and Europe, and WEEE symbol explanation.

Trademarks

Lists registered trademarks related to the product.

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Detailed technical data including model, dimensions, power, and modes.

Power Supply and Dimensions

Details on power sources, dimensions, weight, and operating environment.

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