Rollei HS Freeze 4s Bedienungsanleitung

Professioneller Studioblitz mit Akku

Pro Studio Flash unit with rechargeable battery

www.rollei.de

Anleitung | Instructions

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ENGLISH

Before ﬁrst Use

Read the operating instructions and the safety instructions carefully before using the

device for the ﬁrst time. Keep the operating instructions together with the device for

future use. If you pass on the device to a third party, this manual is part of the device

and must be supplied with the device.

Intended Use

This unit is designed for use as photo and video lighting only. It must not be used for

other purposes and in particular not for domestic room lighting.

Explanation of Symbols

The following symbols are used in this manual, on the ﬂash, the power supply unit or

on the packaging.

Products marked with this symbol comply with all relevant community

regulations of the European Economic Area.

Products marked with this symbol are operated with direct current.

Products marked with this symbol are operated with alternating current.

Products with this symbol have additional or reinforced insulation and

comply with protection class II.

For indoor use only. Devices with this symbol may only be operated indoors

(dry environment).

What‘s in the Box

– Studio ﬂash incl. ﬂash tube

– Protective glass and cover

– Battery,

– Charging cable

– Reﬂector

– Magnet colour foils

– Sync cable

– USB-C cable

– Bag

– Operating instructions

ENGLISH

Overview

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Glass protector

Accessory release button

Ligth stand locker

Battery release button

Battery LED indicator

Umbrella socket

Tilt Locking handle

Group A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H/J

Channel (00 – 15)

M / TTL

Power output (TTL: ±3.0 | M: 1.0 – 9.0

| HSS: 5.0 – 9.0 | Freeze 1.0 – 9.0)

Delay Mode

Sync Modes: Normal | HSS |

Freeze

Beep

Infrared Slave Mode

Canon RT radio”ID” numbers

(only display under Canon RT

radio mode)

Battery status

Modeling lamp

Function button

Test ﬂash button

Power output button

Ok button

Power switch / modeling lamp

Infra red sensor

Sync socket

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Operation

Battery

Locking Guides

Battery Connectors

Battery Installation

Install the battery by putting the

bottom of the battery locking guides

alongside the battery connectors. Then

press the battery release button and

slide downwards to lock the battery

in place.

Battery release

Press the battery release button and

slide the battery upwards.

Charging the battery

Use the battery charger to charge the

battery. The charging time is about

3 hours. The charging status will be in-

dicated by the light on the charger. It

is red while charging and will change

to green when the battery is fully

charged.

Operation

Battery Maintenance

Only use the original battery charger for charging the battery.

1. Battery capacity check

Press the battery check button on the backside

of the battery to check the current battery

capacity.

4 lights: 100–75%

3 lights: 75–50%

2 lights: 50–25%

1 light: 25–5%

0 lights: less than 5%

2. Notes:

– Turn of the ﬂash before taking out the battery.

– The battery will achieve optimal performance only after two or three complete

charge and discharge cycles.

– If the ﬂash is used outdoors, the usage time might be shorter than normal.

– The normal working temperature of the battery is between +15°C and +25°C.

Note that the environmental temperature might effect the battery run time. If the

temperature is lower than 0°C, the battery will be limited even

with full power

– If the ﬂash indicates that the battery power is low, change the battery

and recharge it. If you keep working, the battery might be damaged.

– If the ﬂash will not be used for a long time, fully charge the battery before

storing it in a cool and dry place. Note that the battery needs to be

recharged at least every 3 months.

– After long term or heavy use let the battery cool down for about

10 minutes before storing.

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Operation

Power on / off

– Switch on: Press and hold the power button for about 2 seconds

until the LCD screen will lights up and loads the menu system.

– Switch off: Press and hold the power button for about 2 seconds

until the LCD screen turns totally black.

TTL Mode

1. Enter Menu 1 and press the second function button repeatedly until the display

shows TTL on the LCD.

2. Press the third function button to change the sync mode. Choose between

normal mode or high speed mode.

3. Enter Menu 2 to set the channel and the group of the ﬂash.

4. Choose the wireless remote control mode according to the trigger

that you are using.

5. The exposure value can be adjusted from -3.0 up to +3.0 directly on the ﬂash

by rotating the power output wheel. The value can be adjusted by 1 f-stop

increment by pushing the power output wheel once and then turning it around

(clockwise to increase the value and counter clockwise to decrease the value).

The value can also be adjusted by 1/10 f-stop by just turning the power output

wheel without pressing.

Note: If you use a trigger the value of the ﬂash will not be overwritten by the value

set on the trigger. For example if your ﬂash shows an EV of +1.0 and your trigger

shows a value of +2.0, then the picture will have a real exposure value of +3.0.

If the ﬂash shows an EV of +3.0 then you are able to even get a higher exposure

value by setting the trigger to also +3.0 and then the maximum exposure value of

+6.0 will be reached. The same goes for the negative exposure values.

Operation

M (manual) Mode

1. Enter Menu 1 and press the second function button repeatedly until the

display shows M on the LCD.

2. Press the third function button to change the sync mode. Choose between

normal mode, high speed mode and freeze mode.

3. Enter Menu 2 to set the channel and the group of the ﬂash.

4. Choose the wireless remote control mode according to the trigger

that you are using.

5. In manual mode the power can be set from 1.0 ~ 9.0. The minimum power

output is 1.0 and the maximum one is 9.0. For a small adjustment in increments

of 0.1 f stop just rotate the power output wheel and the value will be adjusted

accordingly. For large adjustments press the power output wheel once and

then rotate it and the value will be changed by 1 f stop.

High Speed Sync

If high speed sync is activated the icon will be shown on the display.

In this sync mode you can set the shutter speed up to 1/8000s, to synchronize the

speed with the ﬂash. The power output in this sync mode can only be set

between 5.0 up to 9.0.

Freeze Mode

If the freeze mode is activated the icon will be shown on the display.

In this mode the maximum shutter speed is limited to the normal ﬂash sync time

(normally 1/250s), but the ﬂash can be ﬁred with speeds of up to 1/19000s.

The power output in this sync mode can be set between 1.0 up to 9.0.

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Operation

Easy Cap Mode

The Easy Cap Mode can be used to easily cut out the main subject from the

background with the help of an image processing software (available seperately).

A minimum of two ﬂash units are required for this operation.

1. Activate the Easy Cap mode on your ﬂash.

2. Set the number of groups that are needed. Therefore press the corresponding

function button and rotate the dial to change the value. The maximum setting of

the groups is limited to 6 (All6), but within each group the quantity of ﬂashes

is unlimited.

3. Then set the sequence of the groups.Therefore press the corresponding function

button and change the value by rotating the wheel Here you set the sequence of

when the ﬂash will be released. After the setting the groups will ﬂash according

to this sequence.

Example (working with 4 ﬂashes)

1. There are 2 groups related with Easy Cap mode, therefore the group setting

is set to „All2“.

2. There are two ﬂashes which will be the main ﬂashes and they are set to „No1“

(group 1). Then they will be triggered with the ﬁrst frame (see ﬁgure 1 –

correctly exposed picture).

3. The two background ﬂashes are set to „No2“ (group 2. and they will not be

triggered in the ﬁrst frame but in the second one (see ﬁgure 2 – no exposure on

main subject, only the background).

4. With the help of image processing software, the main subject can now be quickly

cut out from the background.

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