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7.2.4 One Qflash in
Auto mode, one in
Linked mode
With the Qflash Model
T/T2/T2d in Auto mode, the
TTL mode of the Qflash 4d
is replaced by Linked
mode. The ‘Linked’ unit’s
light output will be con-
trolled by the sensor of the
unit in Auto mode. Use this
set up when you want more
light than that available
from one Qflash, or when
you want light from two
directions, controlled by the
Qflash near the camera, for
example.
7.2.5 Using Qflash 4d to set up lighting ratios
This set-up lets a Qflash 4d ratio the light from any number of Qflash or
Qflash 2’s.
With the Qflash T4d in Auto mode, the TTL mode of the Qflash Model T/T2
is replaced by Slave mode. The ‘Slave’ unit’s light output will be con-
trolled by the sensor of the T4d.
The output of the ‘Slave’ unit can be set up as a ratio of the T4d, using the
Linked Ratio in Option menu #1. The Linked Ratio is shown on the Option
menu #1 only.
By setting the linked ratio to +1, for example, you can achieve a true 3:1
ratio at the camera position. In this example, the output of the ‘Main’ will
be one stop higher than the output of the ‘Fill’ at the camera position.
Qflash 4d will prevent setting a linked ratio outside the possible f#/ISO
combinations. For example, if Qflash 4d is set to f 2.0, ISO 200, you can
set a ratio only between 0 to +3 stops.
Linked Ratio can be set on Option menu #1, as described in Section 5.9.
Controls
light output
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