Owner's Manual

Troubleshooting Guide
If
a
problem
occurs with the flash,
first refer to this Troubleshooting
Guide.
If this Troubleshooting Guide does not
resolve
the
problem,
contact your
dealer or nearest
Canon Service Center.
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Make sure that the batteries are
installed
in
the correct orientation.
(p.8)
• Insert
the mounting foot into the camera's hot shoe
all
the way,
slide
the lock lever
to the right, and secure the Speed lite
to the
camera. (p.9)
• If
the
flash recycling
time takes 30
sec. or longer, replace
the
I
batteries. (p.8)
• If the
electrical
contacts
of
the Speed lite
and camera are dirty,
clean
the contacts. (p.4)
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• Auto power off took effect. Press the shutter button
halfway.
(p.1
0)
The
bo#om oftthe picture looks dark.
•
You
were too
close to the subject. Move away from the subject.
•
Remove the
lens hood if attached.
The
p'riphery
of
the ipi.:ture
is dark.
• If
you took the
picture with the flash head extended, the flash
coverage
will
be
smaller.
Retract the
flash
head to the
normal
position and take the picture again. (p.19)
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• If
there was a
highly reflective
object
(glass
window, etc.)
in
the
picture, use
FE
lock.
(p.18)
• If the subject
looks
very dark or very bright, set
flash exposure
compensation. (p.27)
•
When high-speed sync
is
set, the effective
flash range will
be
shorter, so move closer to the subject. (p.28)
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