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The Auto brightness feature works by measuring the amount of
flash bouncing off the subject into the light sensor located on the
front face of the flash. If the flash measures a high amount of light
bouncing of the subject, it will cut-short the flash before it deploys
the full flash and over-exposes the subject. The Auto setting works
best in high-visibility water and closer shooting distances.
Adjusting the Auto bright setting
If the Auto setting consistently over- or under-exposes the picture, it
can be adjusted to increase or decrease average brightness.
If pictures are consistently over-exposed (white, washed-out), turn
power on, set brightness dial to #1 (dot between 2 and "A") and hold
the TEST button down for 4 seconds. The flash-ready light will blink
a few times indicating the the new Auto bright setting is saved in
memory.
If pictures are consistently under-exposed (darker), repeat the above
with the brightness dial set to #10.
The Auto bright setting can be adjusted to any level between 1 and
10, with 10 being the highest average brightness. The factory setting
is 5.
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