Q: What type of batteries does the AF140C Macro Flash use?
A: The AF140C Macro Flash can use four AA 1.5V alkaline or 1.2V Ni-Cd rechargeable batteries.
Q: What is the guide number for this macro flash?
A: For ISO 100, the maximum light output guide number of this macro flash is 14 which is stated in meters.
Q: Can I use any lens and still have it working?
A: The flash is suitable for use with macro lenses like the Macro 50mm, 100mm, and 200mm that are used in close-up photography. Reversed, wide-angle lenses could also work, but only in this altered position.
Q: How it is performed the function of TTL Auto Flash?
A: TTL Auto Flash feature works based on the distance of the film from the object and the aperture that was selected as well. This feature also controls the exposure of the image, as the distance of the shine to the subject’s image must be in the suitable range afterwards.
Q: What Must I Do When the Flash does not Fire?
A: Check for loose connections, make sure that the power is on, and ensure that the batteries are charged and inserted correctly.
Q: Wht steps should I observe concerning the batteries?
A: As a general rule, for all battery operated devices, one should replace all batteries at once, never mix brands or types, and remove batteries for devices not used regularly to prevent leakage.