FujiFilm EF-60 Bedienungsanleitung

Owner’s Manual

EF-60

SHOE MOUNT FLASH

Thank you for your purchase of this product.

Before using this flash unit, please read this owner’ s

manual and refer your camera owner’ s manual

carefully to get a better understanding of the proper

operation to enjoy flash photography.

Contents

Name of the Components and Accessories

Power saving mode, overheat prevention function, and charging sound

Before using

Inserting batteries

Basic Operation

Mounting on the camera

Removing from the camera

Turn on the flash power

Mode dial

Flash modes and functions

LED light mode

Secondary Mode SF

Secondary Mode SD

Manual (M) mode

Full automatic (A) mode

TTL mode

Wireless remote mode

Optical communication wireless remote

Radio wireless remote

Function button

Channel setting

Setting the coverage (Zoom)

Beep on/off

Operation lock button

Remote shooting method

Other functions

FP (High speed sync.)

Red-eye correction/Rear curtain sync.

Auto Focus Assist Light

Flash Head Operations

Light Diffusing Panel/Bounce

Soft Box

Fill-in Reflector

Guide No. table

Trouble shooting

Specifications

Names of the Components and Accessories

Accessory:

Flash stand

Pouch Soft box

Fill-in reflector

Flash head

Light diffusing panel

LED light

Optical wireless sensor

Mounting foot

Hot shoe contacts

Color monitor

Pilot button (Test flash button)

Mode dial

Power button

Battery compartment door

Control wheel and buttons

Unlock button

Power saving mode, overheat prevention function, and charging sound

To save battery energy, EF-60 automatically switches to

power saving mode. In A, TTL, and M modes, it

automatically enters power saving mode in synchronization

with the camera power. In SD, SF and wireless remote

mode, it will automatically enter power saving mode after 5

minutes from idle state.

While EF-60 is in the power saving mode a Pilot button

blinks every 2 seconds showing the flash unit is in power

saving mode. To turn on EF-60 again, press the camera’s

shutter button halfway or press any button of the flash unit.

In case EF-60 is not in use for over 60 minutes, the unit is

completely turned off.

To turn on EF-60 again, take the first step of turning the

flash unit on.

EF-60 is automatically turned off when repeating hi power

full flash continuously over 20 to 30 times to protect the

flash circuitry from overheating. The pilot button flashes red

every 1.5 seconds while the overheat protection is active.

The overheat protection is automatically deactivated and

can be used again.

Overheat Prevention function

When using EF-60 in modes other than the LED light mode,

charging will be repeated in preparation for light emission.

If you shoot a movie in this state, the charge sound may be

recorded. Turn off the flash or use the LED light mode when

shooting a movie.

Charging sound

Power saving mode

Before Using

Inserting batteries

Open the battery compartment

door and insert 4 x size AA

batteries as 2 shown by the

picture.

Make sure the + and - battery

contacts are correctly inserted at

the battery compartment.

Close the battery compartment

door and slide it back in place.

When the recycle time becomes longer than 30 seconds, replace the

batteries with fresh ones or recharge the batteries (rechargeable batteries).

Usable batteries - Alkaline batteries or NiMH batteries

It is recommended to use all 4 batteries of the same brand and

type, and replace them all at the same time. In case of

rechargeable batteries, please use batteries that are all charged

at the same time.

Caution

Basic Operation

Mounting EF-60 on the camera

Removing EF-60 from the camera

Slide the mounting foot of EF-60

into the hot shoe of the camera.

Make sure that the mounting

foot will lock (with a “click”)

when it has been inserted

completely.

Press the unlock button and slide

the mountingfoot of EF-60 off

the hot shoe of the camera.

When attaching the camera to EF-60, do not grasp or lift the

camera. The mounting foot of EF-60 and camera hot shoe may be

damaged.

Caution

Basic Operation

Turn on the flash power

• Press the Power button, and

Pilot button turns red, showing

the unit is turned on.

• In a few seconds, the Pilot

button turns green.

The EF-60 is ready to shoot.

• For a test flash, press the Pilot

button.

• To turn off the flash unit manually, press the Power button

once.

Mode Dial

EF-60 Flash Mode and Functions

Rotate the mode dial to select

a function.

The flash is triggered by a light from another flash unit (primary flash).

Secondary Mode SF

Used when shooting movies etc. Can be adjusted the light output in 9 steps.

LED Light Mode

The flash is triggered by a light from another flash unit (primary flash).

It ignores monitoring pre-flash for TTL operation.

Secondary Mode SD

Set the flash output manually.

Manual Mode

Flash light is fully controlled by the camera for the most proper exposure.

Full Automatic Mode

Flash light is automatically controlled by the camera.

The flash exposure value can be compensated.

TTL Mode

A: Group A B: Group B C: Group C

* If the Wireless Commander EF-W1 etc. is not used, it automatically

starts up as an optical remote.

* Controllable by the wireless remote (commander) function of the EF-X500.

Wireless Remote Mode (Radio type / optical type)

• Radio wireless remote

A: Group A B: Group B C: Group C

• Optical wireless remote

Mode Dial

• Set EF-60 to the camera’s hot shoe and press the

Power button to power on.

• Set the Mode dial to mode.

• You can select the power by rotating the Control

wheel and buttons,

9 steps of output level can be adjusted.

LED Light Mode

* The LED light can also function as a catch light or auto focus (AF) assist

lamp. For details, see "LED LIGHT SETTING" in the camera's owner’s

manual.

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