Nikon SB-21B MACRO SPEEDLIGHT UNIT

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I include the printed English section of the Instruction Manual in the package.
FOREWARD
Nikon Says,
“
Thank you for your kind patronage of Nikon. We hope the Nikon Macro Speedlight S8-21 will make photography a much bigger part of your life. Get to know your S8-21, but before using it, be sure to read this manual and the instruction manuals for your camera and lenses.
Nikon cannot be held responsible for malfunction resulting from use of the S8-21 other than as specified in this manual, or from use of the S8-21 with a camera made by a manufacturer other than Nikon.”
USABLE LENSES -
IMPORTANT:
Most lenses with a 52mm or 62mm filter attachment can be used with the SB-21.
Certain lenses, however, require special care.
With AF Nikkor lenses, focus manually.
AF Micro-Nikkor 60mm f/2.8 and AF Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 can be used for both autofocus and manual focus.
“When shooting in macro, I recommend manual focus because of the shallow depth field. Using multiple focus steps, the stacked images can be registered and blended using Photoshop CC or a 3
rd
party software which can bring everything in the merged image in focus. In addition,
any lens can be turned into a macro lens by reversing it so that the front element faces the sensor, and the back element faces the subject. For this, a reverse mount ring is required. A tripod is required when stacking images. It
MAY
be possible to use this kit on modern DSLR cameras in manual mode,
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However, when the SB-21 is used with other AF Nikkor lenses, performing autofocus may damage the camera.
AF Zoom-Nikkor lenses cannot be used with the SB-21.
As the focusing ring on these lenses is so light, they will not remain in the focus position when the SB-21 is attached.
With non-AF zoom lenses:
a.
Focusing a zoom lens with the SB-21 attached causes the SB-21 main unit to rotate. If necessary, remove the SB-21 after focusing, then reattach it in the desired position. Also note that even slight pressure on the SB-21 main unit may move the lens focusing ring resulting in an out-of-focus image.
b.
With a zoom lens, always perform TTL auto flash shooting. In manual flash shooting, the proper aperture for the zoom lens cannot be read from the SB-21's exposure calculator dial.
Vignetting may occur in the following cases:
a.
When using Zoom Nikkor 35-70mm f/3.5, in normal position, at 35mm focal length for shooting a subject located near the closest focusing distance.
b.
When using Zoom-Nikkor 35-1 35mm f/3.5-f/4.5, in normal position, for macro focusing. Lenses shorter than 35mm cannot be used in normal position. Vignetting may occur when these lenses are used in normal position. Use in reverse position.
FLASH STAND NOT INCLUDED.
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