Sunpak AP-52 Owner's Manual

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Owner's
Manual
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IMPORTANT SAFECUARDS
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When using
precautions
safety
ing the
Read
1.
2. Close supervision is used by or unattended
not
Do
3. dropped by a
protect
To
4.
immerse this
5. To avoid this wnen
lncorrect
hazard when
your photographic
should
following:
understand all
and
near children.
while
operate
qualif
appliance,
some
appliance
or damaged-until
ied
serviceman.
against
appliance
electric shock
but
service
reassembly can
the appliance
is necessary
in use.
always
instructions.
Do not
if the
it
electrical
in water
hazard, do
take it to a
repair
or
is used subsequently.
equipment, basic
followed,
be
when any appliance
leave
appliance
has been examined
hazards, do
shock
or other
not disassemble
qualif
ied
work is
electric shock
cause
includ-
appliance
has
been
liquids.
serviceman
required.
not
not operate appliance
Do
6. let
not
7. Do
or touch lf an extension
B.
taken tripped
Always
9.
when
-
from outlet.
SA/E
cord
hot surfaces.
to arrange
over
unplug
not in use.
THESE
with a damaged
table or counter
hang over edge
is necessary,
cord
the cord
pulled.
or
appliances
Never
plug
Grasp
and
of
care should
that it
so
from electrical
yank
pull
will
cord to to disconnect.
INSTRUCTIONS
cord.
not
outlet
pull
be be
plug
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Description
of
Parts
Flashtube
1. Accessory
2. Vertical
3. Flash
4.
Auto
5.
F
lash
6.
Bracket
7.
Bracket
8.
Bounce
9.
I
nstant Readout
10. Center
1 1 .
AC/s1
Battery
12. Switch Ready/Test
13. ASA
14. ASA
15. Auto
16. Auto
17. Auto
18. Auto/Manual
19. Battey
20.
Housing
Mounting
Bounce
Synchro
Sensor
Grip
0V
lAC.
Scale Selector
Distance F/Stop
Signal Lamp
H
PC
Mounting Mounting
Head
Outlet
HV
(Open
Switch
Scale
Scale
Selector
older
Grooves
Scale
Cord
Outlet
Guide
Socket
Exposu
Selector
re Control
Flash)
Switch
(On/Off
Button
Manual
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
)
27.
28.
29.
30. Camera
31.
(Power Power Distance Tele/Wide
Power Dial
F/Stop
Flash Adapter for Filter
Wide-Angle Camera
Ff
ash
Ratio)
Ratio
Scale
Accessories
Ratio
Scale
Synchro PC
Plug
510V Batteries
Holder
Mounting Retaining
Retaining
Operation
Control
for
Control
Cord
Powerpak
for
Diffuser
Bracket
Screw
Screw
Index
Normal
Selector
and
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Description
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of
Parts
Flashtube
1. Accessory
2. Vertical
3. Flash
4. Auto
5. F
lash
6.
7. Bracket Bracket
8. Bounce Head
9. Instant
10. Center AC/s10V
11.
Battery/AC.
12.
Switch Ready/Test
13.
ASA
14.
ASA
15.
Auto
16.
Auto
17.
Auto
18.
Auto/Manual
19.
Battey
20.
Housing Mounting
Bounce
Mounting Mounting
Readout
Outlet
HV
(Open
Switch
Scale
Scale
Selector
H
olde r
PC
Synchro Sensor Grip
Scale Selector
Distance F/Stop
Signal Lamp
Grooves
Scale
Cord
Outlet
Guide
Socket
Exposure
Selector
Flash
)
Switch
Control
(On
lOttl
Button
3
(Power
Manual
Power
21. Distance
22. Tele/Wide Accessories Power
23. Dial F/Stop
24.
Flash
25. Adapter Plug
26. for Filter
27. Wide-Angle
28. Camera
29.
30. Camera Retaining Flash
31.
Ratiol
Ratio
Control
Scale
for
Ratio
Control Selector
Scale
Synchro
510V Batteries
Holder
Retaining
PC
for
Diffuser
Mounting
Screw
Operation
Index
Normal
Cord
Powerpak
Bracket Screw
and
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Introduction
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Welcome to the world-wide family SUNPAK More than electronic flash chosen the world innovative
tion. out the through SUNPAK f lash in front
owners!
million
seven
systems have
photographers
by
for
their rugged
design,
insure
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your
of
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minutes required
and
that
electronic
this owner's manual
fast,
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lash,
of
SUNPAK
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get
to check
construction,
easy
you.
of
been
opera-
the most
please
take
your
with
Condensed Automatic
1.
$t the
0perating
0peration
ASA.
2. Set the Auto/Manual green
the Move the Battery/AC HV
3.
Switch to
Wait for
4.
yellow
or
the
Ready/Test
the
Instructions for
Selector
"A"
"batt"
position.
glow.
5.
Set the aperture on
corresponding
computer f/stop
the
ready
to take
For
more creative use
please
AP-52,
read
your
aperture which appears in
window.
pictures.
your
with
page
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position.
Selector
amber light
camera
to the
You
your
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are
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of Conten$
Descriptionof Parts
OPERATION
PovverSources To
Install Batteries
Using Multi-Voltage
or Sunpak Pouverpak for (High
Mounting
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Auto
and'Flashmatic'
Your Electronic
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Flash
to the Camera . . POWER/EXPOSURE
(Manual) Ratio
for
Position
Flash
Unit .
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for
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Operation
POWER
SOURCES:
Your
Sunpak
different
Four AA
alkaline
(not
includedl
The
Sunpak
(Hign
51O-Volt
(optional)
Batteries
AP-52
power
batteries
Powerpak
Voltage)
sou
for
may
be
rces:
Four
AA rechargeable
kel-cadm ium batteries
nic (optional)
The
Sunpak 510V battery Sunpak
used with
rechargeable
(for
NC510 Powerpak)
use with
(optional)
five
The
Sunpak AC Adapter (optional)
Multi-Voltage
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To Install
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Batteries:
1. Remove flash
battery holder
handle
as
Alkaline
The
major
flashes
can
be
advantage
recharged
over the long
more f lashes
fewer and operation
from
illustrated.
or Nickel-Cadmium
of set. set,
While
alkaline
they
will
hundreds
run.
per per
2.
Open illustrated.
Batteries?
batteries
nickel-cadmium
recycle
of
times
is
your
for
the
battery holder
that batteries
Ap-52
more economical
provide
they
prwide
will
slightly faster
as
3. Insert (alkaline
shown.
guide
a positioning proper
four
AA
size batteries
or nickel-cadmium)
The
battery holder
showing
polarity.
of the
the
correct
batteries
-
(+,
contacts)
has
for
as
4.
Replace
into
your
loaded
the
the battery
AP-52
as illustrated.
battery holder
chamber
of
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the Multi-Voltage
Using
Adapter
AG
or
the
Sunpak
Powerpak
for 510-Volt
Batteries
For AC operation,
1. check
your
on Adapter
voltage.
ate has
been U.S.
the
countries
other
and
22OV
you
may adiust
that
Multi-Voltage
is set
factory set
standard.
the
to
Your
24OV
voltage
sure
be
selector
AC
the apPropri-
Adapter
AC
for
12f^V,
For
use
100V,
where
standard,
are
setting
the
to
in
as
rWhen
using
Battery/AC
illustrated. Phillips
voltage
to the selector driver setting. has be tal switch.
Remove the
head
window
the
to
After
made,
been
reinstalled
movement
switch
Multi-Voltage
HV Selestor
located
screw
and
with
proper
voltage
voltage
the
screw
the
prevent
to
selector
the
of
AC Adapter
to
Switch
small
next
rotate
screw
a
setting
must
acciden-
or Sunpak
AC/HV
Plug into the
Z
socket standard trated. supply flashes use.
Note: Adapter adapter
ly
Powerpak
posataon.
on
unll The virtually and
lf
the is incorrectly
will
may damage
and
for SlGVolt
AC/High
flash
the
and
outlet
Adapter will
AC
unlimited
for indoor
is ideal
Multi-Voltage
function
not
Voltage
into
illus-
as
set,
your
Batteri6,
a
AC
the
Proper-
AP-52.
3.
always
you
When
accessory 51O-Volt the supplied end it into the manner as Multi-Voltage The Volt Battery rapid greatest
use the
Sunpak
Batte
Powerpak cord
of
AP-52 you
Sunpak
recycle
number
set
optional
Porruerpak
tirst attach
ry ,
plug
adapter
in
the same
tu)uld
Adapter.
AC
Powerpak
extremelY
allows
and
times
flashes.
of
and
with
for
the
to
for
the
Plug the
51G
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MOUNTING
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1.
Attach 'Bracket
the
bottom trated, and f
irmly.
THE
the bracket
Mounting
of the
tighten the
FLASH
the
to
Socket' at
grip
as screw
illus-
TO
THE
CAMERA:
Z
Center the camera retaining screw under tripod
securely.
your
socket,
and
camera's
tighten
3.
Connect flash
synchro
(insert it
snaps
camera's f lash *
lf
the terminals attach term inal.
*
lf
the (usually
marked switch
PC
the
cord to the
(PC)
the
into
camera
marked
Sunpak cord to
camera has
around
'M'
to the
terminal
connecting
position),
terminal
has
separate
'M'
a switch
lens
the 'X',
and
'X'
set
position.
pin
until
and
the
as shown.
flash
'X',
and
'X'
the
barrell
the
4.
Set the shutter fastest
shutter mended for f tion. On cameras ters, or 1l125th marked ring;
shutters usually zation second. Do to second, exposure at
with
this
'X'
cameras
at speeds
a speed
as
maximum
speed
speed
lash
synchroniza-
single-lens
speed
faster this may
when
reflex
focal-plane
is usually
and sometimes
on
the shutter
in-thelens
with
allow
up
to 1
not
set the shutter
than
cause
flash
the
pov\rer.
dial
to the
recom-
shut­1/6Oth
speed
synchroni-
/800th
1/800th
under-
is
used
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Automatic
photo
sensitive
The
of
tor
light reflected
the subject
flash
the exposure within distances.
Manual Selector
green
the f lash
easy
It's
Note:
Marked Speeds:
lntermediate Nos:
I
silicon
you
r AP-52 sensor
automatically
and
duration
moving
By
yellow
or
for
is
automatic
set
use:
to
ASA
lf
the
speed scale,
ASA
25
from
to assure wide
a
the
Switch
'A'
number
use
an
40
32
measures
your
controls
range
Auto/
to
mark,
operation.
for
intermediate
50
Operation
transis-
correct
of
either
Your
Film
the
Set appropriate the refer to with
not indicated on
160
rating of
ASA
the
film.
the
as shown.
2ffi
your
64 80
1.
film
is
markings
100 200
125
OPERATION
to the
Scale
Speed
ASA setting.
instructions supplied
the
400 800
320
your
ASA
500 640
f
ilm,
For
film
THE
OF
For
Z
the
in
automatic
Auto/Manual
the Switch
that
so appear
your
set
(for
ASA 100
opening
Your f lash and
for
correct tances feet.
POWER/EXPOSURE
3.
maximum
oPeration,
green
to the
green
the (ASA
100
camera
film, the
t
is
12.8l..
exposure
between
distance
Selector
line and
Film). Then
lens
lens are
4.6
move
'A'
Position,
oPening
lens
now set
at all
feet
and
range
f
12.8
dis-
35
CONTROL
For
maximum
(greatest and
move the Switch tion, so f/5.6 Then set opening lens opening Your f lash adjusted af and
sharpness
in
of, the
back
Auto/Manual Selector
yellow'A'
to the
yellow
the
appear.
your
(for
ASA 1OO is f/5.6).
and
for
correct
17.5
betwee
feet.
l distances
CENTER
depth-of-f
camera
lens
ield in front of, subject)
posi­line
and
lens
f
ilm,
now
are
exposure at
n 2.3
the
feet
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TAKING
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It's
easy
1.
Move (on
'batt'position.
You
2. in a few
Test will start that
THE PICTURE:
-
just
follow
the Battery/AC
the
back of the
hear a faint
will
seconds,
Button
to
your
flash
flash)
the
on the back
glow.
This
is
ready to
these HV
hum
Ready/
of
confirms
Switch to the
and,
flash
fire.
steps:
3. Ta ke
the
Your
f lash
deliver
light
for
the
distance
For
succeeding
Just
wait
light
comes on. Make
are
within the distance range opening
pictu
!
re
will automatically
the correct amount
correct exposure
range indicated.
exposures .
until
in
ready/test
the
usable for
the
use
and . . . shoot!
sure
auto
lens
of
within
. .
you
To Verify
To verify
posure,
toward
'Ready/Test'
the flash exposing exposure the glow exposure. glow,
(or,
correct
just
your
to
any
is
'Auto
green
immediately
lf the
move
you
if
are shooting
Correct
automatic
your
aim
subject and
button. This
fire
without
f ilm.
lf for
correct
Signal'
after the
lamp
closer to
Auto
f
lash
actually
the
your
lamp
does
your
in
Exposure:
ex-
directly
press
the
will
cause
automatic
subject,
will
'test'
not
subject
yellow
auto mode, adjust the aperture This verification operation, correctly
green
switch to
lamp
that
your
picture
exposed.
provides
in
green
and
accordingly.).
positive
automatic
will
be
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Power
With
Sunpak's
you
Control output over fulf
1116
to
you greater
gives
ability
control, life
recycle
and
flash
in
capability, capability flash duration.
Ratio
unique
adjust the
can
five
a
power.).
depth-of-field to times,
and the
(Manual)
Power Ratio
light
(from
range,
stop
feature
This
battery
control
precise
macro/close-up
ability
fill-
to control
Using
1.
Set
Switch
ratio
2.
Set
desired
ASA 100).
Operation
Power Ratio Control
the
Auto/Manual
the
'M'
to
operation.
f ilm
the
ASA setting
speed
for
Selector
manual
scale
(example
power
to the
at
3.
Adjust the
to
Ratio
Full
full
Selector
Power:
power
power
ratio
by turning
Dial.
control
Power
The scales f
now show
/stop
exposures.
(
not camera-to-su bject)
bject
su
distance.
(example
your
Set ing (example:
the correct is
lens to the
shown
f/8).
for
Find
12'l
for with
lens
distance
correct
the
f
lash-to-
the
lens
distance.
this
ASA
100
opening at
and
open-
film,
12'
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USING POWER
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As
when
using
power,
Full
at Scale to the rating
and be
Manual
Selector
"M".
on
2.
Determine
f
subject
so by
on the
rom the AP-52 the camera,
focusing
lens
and reading
indicated
by the
lens.
RATIO
Power
the set
the
appropriate
sure
the
Switch
the
distance
your
f
you
can
your
the distance distance
lash. When
is mounted
Ratio
Film
ASA
Auto/
is
your
of
to
easily
do
camera's
scale
Speed
3. Turn Dial
f/stop
the
until
opposite this ALWAYS RATIO
CONTROL DIAL
MARKED
A
POSITION. POWER
RATIO MARKED UNIT WILL NOT ,4S
DESI
RED.
(Example:
you
f
if m,
5.6,4 and 2.8).
Power
you
have
TURN
(CLICK
DO
RATIOS
9
feet,
may
choose f
Ratio
Control
the
desired
distance.
POWER
THE
STOP)
NOT
SET THE
BETWEEN
OR
RATE
OPE
with
ASA lOO
11
THE
1
,
TO
4.
Be
the
sure there light for your decrease
You
5. picture.
aperture on the calculator
is
the
the correct
sublect. lf
the
now
are
Remember
aperture
scale.
distance proper
amount
not, increase
power
as
ready
to take
to
your
lens
indicated
scale shows
of
exposure
or
needed.
your
adjust
the
match
to
on the
of
6. When
using a tele adapter angle diff coding d istance. to the tele adapter, and correspond d if f users .
user, refer
read
to
Bl
ue
to the wide
the
I ines
or
to the color
f/stop
or
correspond
red lines
angle
wide
8,
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USING
POWER
RATIO
FOR BETTER
PICTURES
Depth-of-Field
Note that depth-of-field the bottom field background
Because Power choice of up to apertures depth-of-field. create
the top
are
subject
picture
(tne
subject
is not).
the versatility of
of
Ratio control,
for
pictures you
the
maximum
picture
(tne
background and
focus)
in
little
has
focus
is
in
you
f
different
ive
Use
this control to
want.
greater
has
the
and
depth-of-
but
have
a
control of
the
Examples:
photographing
When depth-of-field
higher
the lens openings
portraits,
For settings less depth-of-field.
and
is
power
for
use
larger
still
required. Use
often
settings
results.
best
lower
the
lens
more
life,
and smaller
power
openings
for
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Precise
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The major is
it
that
portraits shadows. Simply set aperture
for
reading your
Power
opposite
distance. Be
that
speed electronic The top
flash.
fall-in was taken
much more
how lower
one is.
Flash
Fill-ln
advantage
renders
attractive
because
according
the
picture
it eliminates harsh
background. Next
the
Ratio to that
actual
to use
sure
will
synchronize
flash.
was taken without
The bottom
fill-in flash.
with
pleasing
fill-in flash
of
outdoor
your
camera's
to the meter
aperture
flash-to-subject
a shutter
with
picture
Note
the
set
Freezing
Your AP-52 any f
lash For which
fastest
Ponrer Ratio's louer
obtain speeds second. See
Working
Action
can
f
at
action
speed
even briefer
just
of
will allow
you
action,
as
chart
With
freeze
ull
flash
freezing
fast
Motor Drive
Cameras
1/16tn
By using setting, with will fresh to three making the with motor-driven ca meras.
*
*
the
far
each f
recycle
batteries,
pictures
For
motor Povverpak No.
651-723) (You
can second.) Note:When tinuously, minutes or
energy is
less
lash and the
almost instantly.
you
per
AP-52
drive
operation,
for
51O-Volt will
up to
shoot
taking up to
rest
the
more.
almost
power
with a
1/800th
duration,
of
can
use the
settings
as
1/1O,OOOth
below.
Power
expended
AP-52
can shoot up
second, thus
ideal for
and
auto-wind
the
batteries
provide
the best
pictures per
four
frames
40
flash
unit
second.
the
to
Ratio
With
use
Sunpak
(C;t.
results.
for
1O
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Nffi
Power
Ratio
Fu
ll-
-
112
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con-
114
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118
1116-1/1O0Ofth
Flash
Duration
1
/80Oth 1/1500th 1/3000th sec. 1/7000th sec.
sec. sec.
sec.
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Selecting
Flash
Position
Your
Sunpak
you
allows you
use the
to creative Bounce angle of
WIDE
The a angle is together Cat.
Bounce lighting
to aim
lighting results.
Flash Head is
bounce
ANGLE LENSES:
reflector
35mm
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Sunpak Battery Sunpak 1 on 1
/8OO-1 /1 on Manual,Power Ratio setting t12.8, t15.6
:
4.6'-35'
2.3'-17.5' 15" Adjustable Bounce
0", every 15" Horizontal
(ASA
(ASA
(at
Horizontal by 45o
NiCad Alkaline Battery
(Optional) AD
l8@-1 l22o0oth
Auto distance.
45o,
film),
4OO
film)
25 Fulll
use of
35mm
lenses on 6x7 cameras.
lenses
Battery
Multi-Voltage
-27
at 1 00/1
| Powerpak (optional)
Rechargeable Battery
NC510
OOOOth second
(ASA
(at
maximum aperture)
(at
minimum
and
6oo
9o"
(ASA
1OO
Vertical;
lenses
on 6x6
(optional)
(not
20
for
510V
second depending
100 f ilm)
Flash
Vertical
(manual
1O0
on
35mm
cameras,
included)
AC Adapter
l24OV
l2n
(High
depending
in use.
aperture)
Head
at
(automatic
exposure)
filml,
Selector.
Voltage)
(optional)
exposure)
Number of
With AA
With AA Alkaline
With
With
With
Variable Synchron Color Temperature: Dimensions Weight:
Flashes
Recycling
Number of Recycling Time:
Number Recycling Time:
Sunpak AC Adapter Recycling
Sunpak 510V Battery: Number Recycling Time
Sunpak Rechargeable Number of Recycling Time:
Times:
NiCad Batteries:
flashes:
flashes:
of
Multi-Voltage
IAD-27!-:.
Time
Powerpak for
flashes:
of
NC510
Battery:
flashes:
Power Ratio Range:
ization
Contact:
(HxWxDl:
&
Batteries:
(at
120V1:
r
All specifications subject
Maximum
Power Minimum
50
sec,
6
100 1O sec.
1 4 sec.
90
1
Full, PC 5500"
7.9" x3.1" x3.4"
17.3
.2 sec.
1
114, 1/8 and 1/16
12,
Cord
Kelvin
(without
oz.
500 O.3
900 O.3
5000
O.25
360
0.25
batteries)
to change without
Power
sec.
sec.
sec.
sec.
notice.
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