Konica Minolta Dynax DYNAX 5D Manual Book page 23

KONICA MINOLTA
The most obvious difference between the three
Konica Minolta Program Flashes is their guide
number, which is indicated by the two first
numbers (e.g. 36 for the 3600HS (D)).
The built in flash of the Dynax 5D has a guide
number of 12.
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PROGRAM FLASH 2500 (D)
This handy flash is useful for shooting subjects
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PROGRAM FLASH 3600HS (D)
The 3600HS (D) features good power and a lot
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within a few meters. The flash-
head can be rotated up to 90
degrees, if you prefer indirect flash
illumination (for instance to
bounce off the ceiling). This leads
softer light which is favourable in
order to obtain a natural, high
definition portrait.
of functions for creative and
versatile flash photography.
wireless flash control allows
independent flash illumination. A
zoom reflector automatically
adjusts the flash coverage to the
focal length of the lens (between
24 and 85mm).
PROGRAM FLASH 5600HS (D)
The Program Flash 5600HS (D) provides all
possibilities for ambitious flash photography. With
its high power you can even illuminate subjects
at long distances.
With manual flash control and creative features
like strobe flash the 5600HS (D) covers all kinds
of flash photography.
The flash-head of the Program Flash 5600HS (D)
can not only be tilted up and downwards but also
be swivelled 180°.
With a flash sync to rear curtain you can create dynamic
images.
HIGH-SPEED SYNC (HSS)
The 3600HS (D) and the 5600HS (D) offer HSS.
HSS enables you to use faster camera shutter
speeds than the flash sync speed. This function
can especially be used for portraits that are
captured outdoors, since the fill flash lets the face
stands clearly out from the background.