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product.

The CanonSpeedlite

540E2

is a high-performance

flashunitdesigned

for use

withEOSSeriescameras.

fhe 540E2

incorporatesa rich

selec-

tionof features,includingan autozoomfunction,

TTL automatic

flash

exposurecontrol,

and powerful

light

output

sufficient

forvirtuallyany

shootingsituation.

When

used

with

an EOScamera,

Ihe540E2

iscapa-

bleof everything

fromsimple,

automated

flash

shooting

to advanced

techniques

suchasflash

exposure

compensation,automatic

flash

control

basedon user-selected

shutterspeedandlor

aperturesettings,

manual

firingwitheightselectable

flash

output

levels,

andintricatemultiple-flash

lighting

setupsusing

EOSmulti-flashaccessories.

a 54OEZ

Features

(1) A-TTL Automatic Flash Control

A-TTL

automatic

flashcontrolstands

forAdvanced

ThroughTheLens

automat-

ic flash

control.

When used

withan EOScamera

setto ProgramAE or Full

Automode,the camera

andflashunit

worktogetherto automaticallysetthe

appropriate

apertureand

shutterspeed

for

proper

flashexposure

forindoor

and

low-lightscenesas

well

asbacklitsubjects

daylight.

(2) TTL Automatic Flash Control

TTLautomatic

flash

shooting

ispossible

inothershooting

modes

such

asaper-

ture-priority

AE,shutter-priority

AEormanual

exposure

mode.Whenlhe

54OEZ

iscombined

with

aperture-priority

AE for an indoor

shot

or a nightscene,the

cameraautomatically

sets a slow shutter

speedto properly

expose

the back-

ground

whiletheflashfirestoproperly

expose

the

subject.

(3) Three-Zone Flash Metering for Multi-PointAutofocus Systems

Whenthe54OEZ

isusedwithanEOScamera

thathasmultiple

focusing

points,

theflashautomatically

weightstheexposure

inthearea

oftheactive

focusing

point

using

the

camera's

three-zone

flashmetering

system.

(4) Automatic Flash Exposure Confirmation

Aftera picture

istakenusing

flash,an LED

onthebackoftheflashunit

lights

fortwoseconds

to indicatethatproper

flash

exposure

wasachieved.

(5) Auto Zoom

The flash head automatically

zooms to set the properflash coverageangle

according

to the lensfocallength.Settings

from24mmwide-angleto 105mm

telephoto

are possible

withthe flashalone,

and coverage

for ultra-wide-angle

1 lensesdownto 18mmispossible

using

thebuilt-in

wide

panel.

Theflashcover-

;} rS" anglecan

alsobeset

manuallytoany

desired

position.

(6) Flash Exposure Compensation

fhe 540E2allows

theflash

exposure

to be adjustedindependentlyof the cam-

era,

providing

acompensation

range

stops

in1/3-stop

increments.

(7) Manual Flash Control at Eight Output Levels

Theflash

output

canbesetmanually

toanyofeight

power

levels,fromfull

(1/1)

power

to 1/128power.

(8) Bounce Flash

Theflash

head

canbe tiltedupwardor canbe surveledto therightor leftfor

bouncingtheflash

offof nearbysurfacessuchas a ceilingor wallto create

softer

lighting

effect.

Theflashheadcanalsobetilted

7' downward

forclose-up

shots.

(9) AF Auxiliary Light Corresponding to Five Focusing Points

The

built-in

AFauxiliary

lightautomatically

firesinlow-light

and

low-contrastsit-

uations

toaidthecamera's

autofocussystem.

When

combined

withtheEOS-1

N, the AF auxiliary

light

emissionautomatically

correspondsto the camera's

five

autofocusing

points.

(10)

Stroboscopic Flash

The 540E2can be setto automatically

fireseveral

flashbursts

duringa single

exposure,

creatinga stroboscopic

effectthatrecordstheflowof subject

move-

ment.Thestroboscopic

firing

speedcan

befreelysettofrequenciesasfast

100burstsoer

second.

(11)

FlashSync

Timing

The synctimingcan be setto either

first-curtainsync,

whichfiresthe flashas

soonas

the

shutter

isfullyopened,orsecond-curtain

sync,

whichfirestheflash

immediatelybefore

theshutter

closes.

(12)SE(Save Energy)Function

When the flash is set to SE mode,the powerautomatically

turns off after90

secondsofnon-operationinordertoconserve

battery

power.

(13)Rich

Selectionof External

PowerSupplies

Threetypesof external

power

suppliesare available,

including

the Compact

Battery

PackE.

(14)System Accessories for Professional Flash LightingTechniques

Canon's

line

ofdedicated

flashaccessories

includetheOff-CameraShoe

Cord

forseparating

theflashfromthe camera,aswell

as adaptersandcords

forcon-

figuringelaborate

multiple{lashsetups.

Even

when

using

morethanone

flash,

theflashexposurecan

becontrolledautomatically

theEOSTTLsystem.

a Theinstructions

this

manualassumeuse

withtheEOS-1

Ncamera.

) Flashfunctionsand

theinformationdisplayed

inthe LCD panel

maydiffer

when

used

withotherEOScameras.

a When lhe 54OEZ

is usedwith a camera

set to Full-Auto

modeor a

Programmedlmage

Control

(PlC)

mode,allflash

functionsarecontrolled

thecameraand

functionsettingson

the

flashunit

itself

arecanceled.

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(2)

Precautions

(1) The 54OEZcontainshigh-voltage

circuits.

notattemottodisassem-

bletheflashunit

yourself.

Always

takeit to an authorized

Canonser-

vicefacility

forrepair.

The 54OEZis not resistant

to water

andshouldnot

be used

outdoorsin

snow or rain. lf momentarily

exposed

to snow,rain

or water

spray,

immediately

wipewater

drops

from

the flashunit'ssurfacewitha

drycloth.

Always

slidethe 540E2's

power

switchto the OFFposition

after

use.

lf lefton,

the

flash

circuitry

will

drain

thebattery

power.

Be sureto keepthe 540E2

outof

directsunlight,

and awayfrom"hot

spots"such

asthe

trunkor rearwin-

dow shelfof a car. Extended

exoo-

sure to high

temperatures

can

causetheflash

unittomalfunction.

O Throughout

this

manualspecial

pre-

cautionsrelatlng

tothevarious

flash

unitoperations

are enclosedin

boxesmarked

withthe following

symbols.

Q : Cautionary measures to

ensure

proper

useand pre-

vent

undesiredresults

ormal-

function.

ffi : Reference

information

for

helping

yougain

maximum

\,, functionality

from

the

540EZ'

)@!: Helpful

hintsfor usingthe

540E2 productively

and with

maximum

efficiencv.

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Contents ',fr

GGN Nomenclature

.............'.... ....4

l. Preparations

for

Use

...7

...8

theBatteries

UsinganExternal

Power

Supply

Mounting

theFlash

SettingtheMain

Switch

ReadyLamp

andTestFiring..........

RecycleTime............

O Normal

Firin9...........

O Quick

Firin9...........

.........5

.........6

.........7

fir.

W:ilt

Changifi'$

Flash

Settingi

FlashModeButton ........10

Film

Speed

Setting ........10

Display

Panellllumination

.................

AuxiliaryLight...............................1

1. FlashCoverageAngle

(Zoom

Button)

andUseoftheWide

Pane1..................8

O Automatic

Zoom

Operation.............8

O ManualZoom

Operation...,.............9

O Using

theWide

Pane1......................9

lll.BasicFlash

Operation .11

.12

1FullyAutomatic

Flash

Operation....

O Fill-in

FlashForBright

Outdoor

Scenes

V.Flash

Operation

, inVarious

ShootingModes

4. SlowSynchroPhotography..........

.16

Manual

ExposureMode......

Aperture-priority

AEMode..

Shutter-priorityAEMode....

..............1

..............14

..............1

V.Advanced

Flash

Techniques

BounceF|ash............

O CatchlightPhotography.........

Close-upFlashPhotography.....

Second-Curtain

Synch

ronization

Multiple

Flash

Setups

O MultipleFlash

Connection

Example

a 54OEZFunctionsWhen

UsedInA

Multiple

Flash

Configuration..........26

1. Flash

Exposure

Compensation.........17

2. ManualFlash

Shootin9......................1

3. StroboscopicF|ash

............................1

O SettingtheFiring

Frequency,

No.

Bursts,

andPowerLevel

...............20

O TakingPictures

with

Stroboscopic

Flash

........... ..............20

O Maximum

No.

ofContinuousFlash

.21

......22

......23

......24

......25

Canon

speeoliiB

540E2

System.*

O External

Power

Supplies....

O Multiple

Flash

Accessories.

Troubleshooting..............

Specifications..................

.27 540E2Function

ChartFor

..27 EOS

Cameras..........................,..............31

..28 O ExposureWarnings.......................31

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Nomenclature

O FrontView

Flash Head

Pre-flash Emitter

Pre-flash Receptor

AFAuxiliaryLight

Emitter

Mounting Foot

A "m/ft"

switchislocatedinside

thebat-

tery chamber.

Use this switchto

changethecouplingrange

display

unitstometers

feet

asdesired.

Built-inWide Panel

Battery Cover

External Power

Supply Socket

(with cover)

Lock Nut

Direct-Coupled

Contacts

Sync

Timing

Buttons

O RearView

: Plus

(+)

Button

LCD Panel

llluminationButton

Flash Mode Button

ReadyLamp/Test

FiringButton

Flash

Exposure

'Check

Lamp

O LCDPanel

Flash

Exposure

CompensationIndicator

A-TTL.TTL

Automatic

Flash Mode Indicator

Manual Flash Mode

Indicator

Multiple (Stroboscopic)

Flash Mode Indicator

Coupling Range

Distance Scale

Up/Down Bounce

Latch

LCD Panel

SelecVSet Button

Zoom Button

Main Switch

O : Power Off

| : Power On

SE : Save Energy

Position

Flash Exposure Compensation

AmounVManual Flash Power Level

Manual Zoom Indicator

ApertureVal

uelStroboscopic

FlashFrequency

Lock Pin Zoom . Focal Length

Indicator

Bounce Flash Indicator

B. Up/LefvRight

Bounce Indicator

i catchtight setting

lndicator

of 7" Down Indicator

Second-Cuftain

Sync Indicator

4No, of Stroboscopic

Flash Bursts

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1.Loading

the Batteries

The

540E2usesfourAA-size

batteries.

Useeither

thefollowing

battery

types:

(1) Four

AA-size

alkalinebatteries

(LRO)

(2) Four

AA-sizeNi-Cd

batteries

(KR15/51)

1 Open

the

battery

coverby

slidingit

downward

slightly

andthen

swingingit

outward.

2 Load

the

batterieswith

their+

and

- endsoriented

asshown

inthediagraminside

thebat-

tery

chamber.

3 Closethe

battery

cover.

t=t

LIJ

Battery Notes

. Use

fournewbatteriesofthesametype,

andalwaysreplace

allfour

batteries

the

sametime.

. AA-sizemanganese

batteries

(R6)

canalso

beused,butwill

provide

fewer

flash-

esthan

alkalineorNi-Cd

batteries.

. Theterminals

ofsomeAA-sizeNi-Cd

batteries

areof different

shapethan

stan-

dard

AA-size

batteries.Make

surethebatteriesareusable

before

purchasing.

. When

youwillnotuse

theflash

fora long

period

oftime,

besureto remove

the

batteries

andstorethem

separately.

. In

coldenvironments,

prepare

twosets

offully-charged

Ni-Cd

batteries

andkeep

onesetina warm

location

suchas an inside

pocket.

When

thesetintheflash

becomesweak,

exchangeitwiththewarm

set.

Theweak

setcanbe usedagain

later

after

itreturns

toawarmertemperature.

. Dirty

battery

contacts

canprevent

theflow

ofelectrical

power

totheflash

circuit-

ry.To prevent

corrosionand dirtbuilt-up,wipethe contactswitha cleancloth

eachtime

youexchangethebatteries.

. AA-sizelithium

batteries

(FRG)

canalso

beused

the

54OEZ.

BatteryLifeand RecycleTime:

Inthebattery

life

column,figures

ontheright

indicate

thenumber

of burstsinA-TTL

mode,

and

figures

onthe

left

indicate

the

numberof

burstsinmanual

full-power

(1/1)

mode.

therecycle

timecolumns,figures

ontheleftindicate

the

recycle

timeinA-TTLmode,

and

figures

onthe

right

indicate

therecycle

timeinmanualfull-power

(111)

mode.

When

using

anexternal

power

sourcewiththe

54OEZ,note

thefollowing

cautions.The

batterylifewill

depend

onthebatteriesinstalled

inthe 540E2

andnot

ontheexternal

power

supply.

Use of internal batteries with an external power supply*

' Batteries

mustbe loaded

intheflashunitevenwhen usingan external

power

supply

in orderto supply

powerto the flashcircuitry.

Makesure batteriesare

loadedin

theflash

unitatalltimesduring

use.

. Whenusingan external

power

supply,

both

theinternal

batteries

andtheexter-

nalpower

supplyareusedforflash

charging.

Accordingly,itispossible

thatthe

internal

batteries

will becomeexhausted

before

the external

powersupplybat-

tery.Besure

toalwayscarry

a spare

setofAA-size

batteries

fortheflash

unit.

Battery

type Batterylife

(No.

ofbursts) Recycle time (seconds)

Quick flash Normal flash

AA-size alkaline

(LR6) 1

00-700 02 - appx2 02-13

AA-sizeNi-Cd

(KR1

5/51

)45-300 02- appx1

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Thefolowing

externar

power

suppries

areavailable

forthe 540E2'

For

detairs

use,

read

the

instructions

provided

with

the

powersupply'

(1) ComPact

BatterY

Pack

CP-E2

. This

external

battery

pack

uses

six

AA-size

alkaline

(LR6)

Ni-cd

batteries'

(2) Transistor

Pack

. This

external

battery

packuses

the

canon

Battery

Magazine

TP'

which

holds

six

C-size

alkaline

batteries

(LR14)

. The Ni-CdPack TP can also be used'

()

. canon recommends

that

AA-size

lithium

batteries

notbe used

inthis

product

since

its

initial

high

voltage

may

cause

damage

tothe

product'

. canon recommends

theur" of canon-dedicated

power

packs. Using

a non-

canon

power

pack

may

cause

damage

to"(SPEEDLITE)

540E2'

1 Turn

the lock

nut

several

times

in thedirection

of the

arrow

toloosen.

2 Slide

the

flash

unit's

mounting

- foot

fullY

into

the

camera's

accessory

shoe

until

itstoPs'

3 Turn

the lock

nutin

theoPPo-

Y sitedirection

to secure

the

flash

firmlY

to the accessory

shoe.(The

lock

Protrudes

fromthe bottom

of thefootto

lock

the

flash

Place.)

. To remove

the

flash,

loosen

the

lock

nutbY

turning

itall

the

waY

until

it stoPs,

then

slide

the

mounting

foot

outof the acces-

sory

shoe.

t=l

Even

though

lock

pinholes

are

not

provided

ontheEOS

650,

EOS620'

EOS

750

orEOS

850,

the

540E2can

bemounted

without

any

problem'

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4.Settingthe MainSwitch

The

main

switch

asthree

setting

positions,

asdescribed

below.

O : Turns

the

power

off.

; : Turns

the

power

on.The

power

always

onwhen

theswitch

isset

this

position.

SE: Turns

the

power

and

activates

theSE (Save

Energy)

function.

The SE function

automatically

turns

offthe power

after

90 sec-

ondsof non-operation

to prevent

unnecessary

battery

consump-

tion.The LCD

panel

display

also

goes

off

when

the

SEfunction

activates

Thepower

comes

back

on when

the

camera's

shutter

button

is pressed

halfway

or the

test

firing

buttonis

pressed.

Lit

the

main

switch

issettothe

SEposition

when

using

the

Command

Back

E1's

interval

timerfunction,

power

to theflash

is automatically

turned

on one minute

before

the

picture

taken.

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Mode Memory Function

When

thepower

isturned

off,the

54OEZ's

mode

memory

function

automatically

memorizes

alf

ofthe

flash

unit's

settings

including

theflash

mode,

zoom

position

andflash

exposure

compensation

level.

When

you

turnthe

flash

back

on,

allof

the

settings

are

automatically

restored

tothe

same

state

you

left

them

in.

To make

sure

themode

memory

function

holds

theflash

settings

in memory

whenyou exchange

batteries,

first

turn

offthe mainswitches

on both

theflash

andcamera,

then

exchange

the batteries

quickly

by loading

the newbatteries

within

one

minute

afterremoving

the

old

batteries.

5.Heady

Lamp

and

Test

Firing

1 Turn

on the power

by setting

theflash

unit's

main

switch

the

lposition.

. The

flash

unit

starts

charging.

When

fully

charged,

the

ready

lamp

lights

up.

2 After

the ready

lamp

tights,

press

the ready

lamp(also

used

as thetest

firing

button)

tomake

sure

theflash

fires.

tll

Test

firing

is notpossible

while

the camera's

metering

timer

is activated

after

pressing

the

shutter

button

halfway.

MODE + SELISET ZOOM

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Recycle

Time

Short

recycle

times

are

invaluable

infast-changing

situations

where

quick

shooting

isnecessary.

Forthis

purpose,

the540E2

provides

a quick

firing

mode

in addition

to its

normal,

full-power

firing

mode.

quick

firing

mode,the

flashcanbe

firedbefore

itisfullycharged

to provide

fastrecy-

cle

times.

Youcan

tell

whether

the

flash

is operating

in normal

firing

mode

orquick

firing

modebythecolor

ofthe ready

lamp,

as described

below.

. Fordetails

recycle

timesand

guide

numbers

innormal

and

quick

firing

modes,

refer

page

inthe

Specifications

section.

O Normal firing

Normal,

full-charge

firing

possible

when

the

ready

lamp

lights

red.

O Quick

firing

Whenthe A-TTL

mode

is setandthe camera

is setto single-frame

shooting,

the

pilot

lampturns

green

and

quick

firing

enabled.

Lfl

What is a guide number?

The

guide

number

ofa flashunit

isa numerical

indicator

ofits

light

output

capaci-

ty.The appropriate

shooting

distance

or lensaperture

required

for proper

flash

exposure

can

becalculated

from

the

guide

numberusing

the

following

formulas:

Guide

number+shooting

distance

(m)

- proper

aperture

value

Max.shooting

distance

= guide

number+ largest

lensaperture

. The

filmspeed

usually

assumed

tobeISO

100when

stating

guide

numbers.

Atdifferent

film

speeds,

the

guide

number

increasesordecreases

accordingly.

1.FlashCoverage

Angle

(Zoom

Button)

and

Use

ofthe

Wide

Panel

The54OEZ

incorporates

an auto

zoom

function

whichautomatically

sets

theflashcoverage

angle

to match

the

focal

lengthofthe lens

mounted

thecamera.

Coverage

angles

areavailable

forfocal

lengths

ranging

from

24mm

to 105mm,and

the

coverage

angle

automatically

changes

when

the

lensis

zoomed.

The

flashcoverage

angle

canbeset

either

automatically

manually.

Moreover,

a built-in

wide

panel

provides

coverage

forsuper-

wide-angle

focal

lengthsas

short

as18mm.

. When

the

flashcoverage

angle

ischanged,

the

guide

numberalso

changes.

The

relationship

between

theflash

coverage

angleand

the

guide

number

shown

page

nintheSpecifications

section.

. The

lens

focal

lengthcorresponding

thecurrently

set

flash

coverage

angle

displayed

inthe

LCD

panel.

O Auto Zoom Operation

Theflashcoverage

angle

is automatically

set according

to thefocal

lengthofthelens

mounted

thecam

era,

and

thesetting

isdisplayed

the

LCD

panel.

Also,

whenazoom

lens

used,

the

flashcoverage

angle

automatically

changes

when

thelens

is zoomed,

andthe newsetting

displayed

inthe

LCD

panel.

1 Turnon

the

power

tothecam-

era.

2 Turn

on the power

to the

540E2.

. lf lD

Zoom

isdisplayed

inthe

LCD

panel,

press

the

zoombut-

tonuntil

only

"ZOOM"

isdis-

played.

ATTL Zoom 50 mm

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3Whenthecamera'sshutter

button

responding

to thefocallengthof

LCD

panel.

pressed

halfway,the

settingcor-

the

lensin

use

displayed

inthe

O Manual

Zoom

Operation

To set

theflash

coverageangle

manually,

press

thezoom

button.

Whenthezoombutton

pressed,

themanualzoomindicator

Zoom

and

theZOOMindicatorboth

appear

inthe

display.

Each

press

of the zoom

buttonchanges

the

coverageangle

the

following

cycle.

+ El

Zoom J5 mm

+ ElZoom 50 mm

<- ElZoom B0 mm

<- ElZoom l0 mm

r) EtZoom lY mm--> ElZoom lE mm

l- Zoom

(automatic

<- ElZoom

105

setting

mm)

Becarefulto selecta setting

thatis equal

to or lessthanthe focallengthof the

lens

mountedon the camera.

lf you selecta setting

that is largerthan the focal

length

ofthelens,theresulting

photograph

willbedarkaroundtheedges.

O Using the Wide Panel

pulling

outthe

wide

panel

and

lettingit swingdownto coverthe

front

ofthe

flashhead

asshown

thediagram,the

flash

canbe

usedto coversuper-wide-angle

focallengths

asshortas18mm.

. The

zoombuttondoesnotfunction

whenthewide

panel

isinuse.

. The wide panel

shouldonly be used

when the flash head is in the normal

(straight

ahead) or 7" downward

position

the

flashheadis

settoa bounce

position

whilethewrde

panel

beingused,bothbounced

flash

anddirect

flashmayilluminate

the

subject,creatingan unnatural

effect.

lf th

is occu

rs,

the entire

LCD

panel

blinksas a warning

retractthewide

panel.

Be notto useexcessive

forcewhenpulling

outthewide

panel.

. lf thewidepanel

accidentallybreaks

loosefromtheflashunit,

youwillnotbe

ableto operatethe zoombutton.

lf thisoccurs,operationof thezoombutton

canberestored

using

thefollowing

procedure:

. Whilesimultaneously

pressing

boththeflashmode

buttonandthe

zoombutton,slide

the main

switch

from O to | ,and

thentothe

position.

. Thiswill restorethe zoombutton

operation,butthebounceindicator

willcontinuetoblink

thedisplay.

To repair

the widepanel,

takethe

flash to your nearest

Canon

seruicestation.

(Display

after

zoomoperation

restored.)

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2.Flash

ModeButton

. A-TTL

is automatically

set

when

the camera

is set

to Full

Auto

mode,a

Programmed

lmage

Control

(PlC)

mode,

Program

AEmode,or DEP

mode.

TTL

isautomatically

set

inothercamera

shooting

modes.

. Whenthe

flash

head

set

toa bounce

position

other

thanthe

7"downward

posi-

tion,

the

flashmode

set

toTTL

regardless

ofthecamera

shooting

mode.

3.FilmSpeed

Setting

The

filmspeed

set

automatically

according

tothe

filmspeed

set

the

camera.

Nosetting

requiredon

the

flashunit.

Display

Panel

lllumination

The LCD

panel

is equipped

with

illumination

function

for

viewing

in low

light.

Whenthedisplay

panel illuminatlon

button

pressed,

the LCD

panel

lightsup

for approximately

8 seconds.

turnoff

the

illumination

before

the

8 seconds

elapse,

press

thedis-

play

panel

illumination

button

agar

AFAuxiliary

Light

Withdark

or low-contrast

subjects,

the

flashunit

automatically

emitsan

AF auxiliary

lightto help

thecamera

focusthesubject.

The540E2's

auxiliary

light

is designed

to correspond

to the EOS-1

N's

five

focusing

points.

Theeffective

operating

rangeof

the

AFauxiliary

Iight

0.5

- 15m

I 1.7

- 49.5ftat

thecenter

and

0.7

- 6m

I 23 - 19.8ftat

the

leftand

right

focusing

pointpositions.

Flashcoverage

iseffective

for

lensesas

wide

28mm.

. Multi-focusing-point

EOScameras

with

built-in

flashunits

havebuilt-in

auxil-

iarylights

whichoverride

the540E2's

auxiliary

light.

. When

the540E2

used

withacamera

that

hasonlya

single

focusing

point,

only

thecenter

AFauxiliary

light

used.

. The

auxiliary

light

isemitted

only

when

thecamera

set

One-shot

mode.

The Speedlite

54OEZ

hasthree

firingmodes:

A-TTUTTL

automat-

icflash

mode,

Manual

(M)

flash

mode,

andStroboscopic

(MULTI)

flash

mode.

Youcanselect

the

desired

modeby pressing

the

flash

modebutton.

Each

press

the flash

modebutton

changes

the

flash

mode

inthe

following

cycle:

--) M (Manual

flash) --" MULTI

A.TTL/TTL (Stroboscopic

flash)

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