User Instructions

7.2 A Automatic

Light output is controlled by the sensor located on the front of the flash.

When flash is placed on a camera F number and ISO information are sent to the flash from the

camera. As the F number and ISO are changed on the camera this flash will follow.

Use this mode if you want the sensor to control the exposure

Radio: Can be set to send a SYNC signal to fire remote flashes. Each remote flash controls

it’s own exposure.

Or it can be set to send a LINK signal to both fire and control the exposure of remote

Qflashes.

Positives

: Fast response for action shots. No pre flash required. Exposure easily checked with

flash meter. Remote Qflash can be adjusted from –3 stops below to +2 stops above camera

settings.

Negatives

: Requires some knowledge of how auto flash exposure works. One remote exposure

setting for all remotes.

7.3 QR QTTL Ratio

Uses the exposure system built into the camera. Possible to set independent ratios of multiple

remote flashes.

Use this mode if you want to set up lighting ratios that are controlled by the camera’s TTL

system.

Radio: Turned on automatically. Set only Channel/Zones to match.

Positives

: Allows for ratios between remote flashes without entering the more complex

Advanced Multi mode. Set remote Qflash 8's to RG mode.

Negatives

: Slower response, not good for action shots. Data transmission occurring before,

during, and after shot. Data transmission can interfere with other photographers in the area.

7.4 M Manual

Light output is controlled by fixed power output of flash.