Question about Nikon Speedlight SB-600 TTL Flash

Speedlight 600 I have a speedlight 600. Something odd is happening. It is not working in the M, A, S modes. Only works properly in the P mode. I have not a clue what is going on.

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Do a reset to factory by pressing the MODE and POWER buttons while the unit is on. You will have to hold them down for about 3 seconds.
Good luck.

Posted on Dec 06, 2007

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What symptoms? If you are getting over exposed pictures and you're shooting in daylight, it may be because of the sync speed limitation means your camera can't use a fast enough shutter speed to get a correct ambient exposure. This is only likely in A mode, though.

If this is the problem, and you're using A mode, turn down the ISO to 100, and close down the aperture until the "Hi" warning goes away.

Posted on Nov 09, 2007

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