Macro Flash System / Makro-Blitz-System System de Flash Gros Plan / Sistema de Flash Macro

Macro Flash System / Makro-Blitz-System
System de flash gros plan / Sistema de flash macro
Macro Flash Controller FC-1

Ring Flash RF-11 / Twin Flash TF-22
Makro-Blitz-Steuerung FC-1
Ringblitz RF-11 / Zweifachblitz TF-22
Controleur de flash en gros plan FC-1
Flash annulaire RF-11 / Flashes jumeaux TF-22
Controlador de flash para macro FC-1
Flash de anillo RF-11 / Flash doble TF-22
Instructions 2
Bedienungsanleitung 53
Mode d’emploi 107
Instrucciones 161
Thank you for purchasing the OLYMPUS Macro Flash System. Before use, please read this instruction manual to ensure
your safety, and keep it handy for future reference. WARNING
Do not fire the flash or AF illuminator light immediately in front of a person’s eyes (particularly an infant).
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Be sure to read and observe the following.) Exposure to the light from the flash at a very short range may cause irreparable injury to the eyes. Be espe-
cially careful to avoid using the Macro Flash System at a distance of less than 1 meter from an infant.
This instruction manual uses a variety of common symbols and icons to assist you in proper handling and usage of this Do not leave the Macro Flash System and batteries within reach of children.
product, and to warn you of potential hazards to yourself and others as well as to property. These symbols and their • If a child swallows a battery or small accessory, see a doctor immediately.
significance are described below. • If the flash is emitted near a child, their eyes may be injured irreparably.
• Moving parts of the Macro Flash System could injure a child.
Avoid the following actions to prevent fire or injury due to battery fluid leak, overheating, fire ignition or
DANGER WARNING CAUTION bursting.
Failure to observe the Failure to observe the Failure to observe the • Do not use batteries that are not specified for use with this Macro Flash System.
precautions indicated by this precautions indicated by this precautions indicated by this
symbol may result in serious symbol may result in injury symbol may result in injury or • Do not throw the battery in a fire, expose it to heat, short-circuit it, or disassemble it.
injury or death. or death. property damage. • Do not mix old and new batteries, or batteries of different types or brands.
• Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries such as alkaline batteries.
Symbols for prohibiting action Symbol instructing action • Do not load batteries with the +/– polarity reversed.
Do not store the Macro Flash System in a place exposed to excessive dust or moisture. Otherwise, fire or
Disassembly
Prohibited prohibited Mandatory electric shock may result.
Do not use the flash when it is covered by a flammable object such as a handkerchief.
Do not touch the light-emitting area after use. It will be very hot and could burn you.
For customers in Europe
The “CE” mark indicates that this product complies with the European requirements for safety, health, environ- If the Macro Flash System is dropped in water or any fluid gets inside, immediately remove the batteries and
ment and customer protection. CE-mark products are for sale in Europe. contact your dealer or Olympus. Continued use could result in fire or electric shock.
For customers in USA

FCC Notice
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may
CAUTION
not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may If you notice any abnormalities such as leakage, discoloration, deformation, overheating, or odor, stop using
cause undesired operation. this device. Continued use could result in fire, overheating or explosion. Remove the batteries carefully to
Any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment would void the user’s authority to operate. avoid burning yourself and to prevent exposure to gas or dangerous fluids that may be released. For repair,
For customers in CANADA contact Olympus.
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Always remove the batteries when you don’t expect to use the Macro Flash System for a long period. Other-
This Macro Flash System has been designed exclusively for use with Olympus digital cameras. Do not connect the wise, heat generation or fluid leak from the batteries may result in fire, injury and/or contamination of the
Macro Flash System to a camera not manufactured by Olympus, as this may result in a malfunction or damage to the surroundings.
camera and/or Macro Flash System. Do not use a leaking battery. Doing so could result in fire or electric shock. Please contact your dealer or
Olympus.
DANGER Do not handle the Macro Flash System with wet hands. Doing so could result in electric shock.
The Macro Flash System incorporates high-voltage circuitry. Never attempt to disassemble or modify it, as
Do not leave the Macro Flash System in a place where it may be exposed to high temperatures. Otherwise,
this may result in electric shock and/or injury.
deterioration of parts or fire may result.
Do not touch the ring flash connector or twin flash connector terminals on the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller.
Do not take out the batteries immediately after using the Macro Flash System continuously for a long period.
Otherwise, the hot batteries may cause burns.
Do not use the Macro Flash System where it may be exposed to flammable or explosive gas. Otherwise, fire
Do not deform the battery compartment or allow any foreign objects to get inside.
ignition or explosion may result.
To prevent a traffic accident, do not direct the flash towards the driver of a car.
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Thank you for purchasing the OLYMPUS Macro Flash System. Before use, please read this instruction manual to ensure
your safety, and keep it handy for future reference. WARNING
Do not fire the flash or AF illuminator light immediately in front of a person’s eyes (particularly an infant).
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Be sure to read and observe the following.) Exposure to the light from the flash at a very short range may cause irreparable injury to the eyes. Be espe-
cially careful to avoid using the Macro Flash System at a distance of less than 1 meter from an infant.
This instruction manual uses a variety of common symbols and icons to assist you in proper handling and usage of this Do not leave the Macro Flash System and batteries within reach of children.
product, and to warn you of potential hazards to yourself and others as well as to property. These symbols and their • If a child swallows a battery or small accessory, see a doctor immediately.
significance are described below. • If the flash is emitted near a child, their eyes may be injured irreparably.
• Moving parts of the Macro Flash System could injure a child.
Avoid the following actions to prevent fire or injury due to battery fluid leak, overheating, fire ignition or
DANGER WARNING CAUTION bursting.
Failure to observe the Failure to observe the Failure to observe the • Do not use batteries that are not specified for use with this Macro Flash System.
precautions indicated by this precautions indicated by this precautions indicated by this
symbol may result in serious symbol may result in injury symbol may result in injury or • Do not throw the battery in a fire, expose it to heat, short-circuit it, or disassemble it.
injury or death. or death. property damage. • Do not mix old and new batteries, or batteries of different types or brands.
• Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries such as alkaline batteries.
Symbols for prohibiting action Symbol instructing action • Do not load batteries with the +/– polarity reversed.
Do not store the Macro Flash System in a place exposed to excessive dust or moisture. Otherwise, fire or
Disassembly
Prohibited prohibited Mandatory electric shock may result.
Do not use the flash when it is covered by a flammable object such as a handkerchief.
Do not touch the light-emitting area after use. It will be very hot and could burn you.
For customers in Europe
The “CE” mark indicates that this product complies with the European requirements for safety, health, environ- If the Macro Flash System is dropped in water or any fluid gets inside, immediately remove the batteries and
ment and customer protection. CE-mark products are for sale in Europe. contact your dealer or Olympus. Continued use could result in fire or electric shock.
For customers in USA

FCC Notice
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may
CAUTION
not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may If you notice any abnormalities such as leakage, discoloration, deformation, overheating, or odor, stop using
cause undesired operation. this device. Continued use could result in fire, overheating or explosion. Remove the batteries carefully to
Any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment would void the user’s authority to operate. avoid burning yourself and to prevent exposure to gas or dangerous fluids that may be released. For repair,
For customers in CANADA contact Olympus.
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Always remove the batteries when you don’t expect to use the Macro Flash System for a long period. Other-
This Macro Flash System has been designed exclusively for use with Olympus digital cameras. Do not connect the wise, heat generation or fluid leak from the batteries may result in fire, injury and/or contamination of the
Macro Flash System to a camera not manufactured by Olympus, as this may result in a malfunction or damage to the surroundings.
camera and/or Macro Flash System. Do not use a leaking battery. Doing so could result in fire or electric shock. Please contact your dealer or
Olympus.
DANGER Do not handle the Macro Flash System with wet hands. Doing so could result in electric shock.
The Macro Flash System incorporates high-voltage circuitry. Never attempt to disassemble or modify it, as
Do not leave the Macro Flash System in a place where it may be exposed to high temperatures. Otherwise,
this may result in electric shock and/or injury.
deterioration of parts or fire may result.
Do not touch the ring flash connector or twin flash connector terminals on the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller.
Do not take out the batteries immediately after using the Macro Flash System continuously for a long period.
Otherwise, the hot batteries may cause burns.
Do not use the Macro Flash System where it may be exposed to flammable or explosive gas. Otherwise, fire
Do not deform the battery compartment or allow any foreign objects to get inside.
ignition or explosion may result.
To prevent a traffic accident, do not direct the flash towards the driver of a car.
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All rechargeable batteries must be recharged using the specified battery charger, simultaneously and com-
HANDLING PRECAUTIONS pletely. Be sure to read the battery and battery charger instruction manual.
The Macro Flash System is composed of precision electronic parts. Absolutely avoid using or storing the Improper use of batteries may result in fluid leak, heat generation and/or damage. Sweat and oil smudges
Macro Flash System in the following places, as this may result in malfunction or failure. may cause battery contact failure. To prevent this, remove any stain completely with a dry cloth and insert the
• Under direct sunlight, on a beach, etc. batteries by observing the +/– polarity.
• Anywhere exposed to high temperature and humidity or rapid fluctuations in temperature and humidity.
In general, battery performance will be temporarily reduced as the ambient temperature drops. When using
• Any place exposed to excessive sand, dust or dirt.
batteries in a cold place, keep them warm by keeping the Macro Flash System in cold protection gear or
• Near a fire.
clothing.
• Near an air conditioner or air humidifier.
• Any place exposed to water or moisture. If battery fluid gets on your skin or clothes, it may irritate your skin. Immediately rinse your skin or clothes with
• Any place subject to vibrations. clean water.
• Inside an automobile. If battery fluid comes in contact with your eyes, blindness may result. Rinse your eyes with clean water without
Do not apply a strong vibration or shock to the Macro Flash System by dropping it or hitting it against rubbing them and see a doctor immediately.
something. Do not apply a strong shock to a battery or throw it.
When the Macro Flash System has not been used for a long period, mold or moss may form. This can cause
a malfunction. To prevent this, it is recommended to check the operations before using the Macro Flash When traveling, it is a good idea to carry spare batteries with you. In some countries, it may be difficult to
System after a long period of storage. obtain certain batteries.
Do not touch the electric contacts of the Macro Flash System to prevent malfunction. Do not immerse batteries in water or moisten the terminals at its both ends.
To prevent overheating and deterioration of the light-emitting section, do not continue full activation more than If the +/– terminals of a battery are stained with sweat or oil smudges, contact failure may result.
40 times in a row. After firing the flash 40 times successively, do not use the flash for at least 10 minutes to Clean the terminals well with a dry cloth before using the batteries.
allow the light-emitting section to cool down.
Do not throw a battery in fire or heat it.
BATTERY PRECAUTIONS When disposing of batteries, be sure to follow local regulations.

Use only the specified batteries.
• AA (R6) alkaline dry cell batteries (LR6 type) ..................... x 4 When disposing of a rechargeable battery, insulate the +/– terminals with pieces of tape and take them to your
• AA (R6) Ni-Cd batteries ...................................................... x 4 nearest rechargeable battery recycling center.
• AA (R6) Ni-Mh batteries ..................................................... x 4
• AA (R6) Ni-Mn batteries (ZR6 type) ................................... x 4
• AA (R6) lithium batteries (FR6 type) ................................... x 4 Note on the cameras used with the Macro Flash System
• Lithium battery packs (CR-V3 type) (Olympus LB-01) ....... x 2
* AA (R6) manganese batteries cannot be used. ● The functions available from the Macro Flash System are limited with certain digital cameras. For details, please check
the Olympus website (http://www.olympusamerica.com/E1).
Be sure to observe the following points. Otherwise, battery fluid leak, overheating, fire ignition and/or bursting
may result. Before reading this manual
• Do not mix old and new batteries, recharged and discharged batteries, batteries of different capacities, or
batteries of different types or brands. ○ The information in this manual may be subject to change without notice.
• Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries such as alkaline batteries. ○ This manual has been compiled as carefully as possible. However, if you have any questions or wish to report an error
• Do not load or use the batteries with the +/– polarity reversed. If the batteries do not fit smoothly in the battery or omission, please contact Olympus.
compartment, do not force them. ○ Duplication of this manual in part or in whole without permission of Olympus is prohibited except for personal use.
• Never use a battery if its outer coating (insulation) has been partially or entirely peeled off. Otherwise, leak- Reproduction of the contents of this manual without permission of Olympus is strictly prohibited.
age, overheating or explosion may result. ○ Olympus will not assume any liability for damages, loss of profit or claims from any third party incurred due to improper
• Some brand-new batteries may also have their outer coating (insulation) peeled off completely or partially. use of this product.
Never use these batteries. ○ Olympus will not assume any liability for damages and loss of profit related to the loss of image data due to a failure of
this product, servicing by a third party not designated by Olympus, or any other reason.
Do not use the following kinds of batteries.
○ Note that the quality of pictures shot with this product differs from the quality of pictures taken with ordinary film-based
cameras.
Outer coating (insu- The negative end is The negative end is
lation) is peeling or slightly swollen and flat (whether or not a
has peeled off. is not covered by the part of the negative Trademark information
coating (insulation). pole is covered by
the coating).
All brand names and product names mentioned in this manual are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respec-
tive owners.
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All rechargeable batteries must be recharged using the specified battery charger, simultaneously and com-
HANDLING PRECAUTIONS pletely. Be sure to read the battery and battery charger instruction manual.
The Macro Flash System is composed of precision electronic parts. Absolutely avoid using or storing the Improper use of batteries may result in fluid leak, heat generation and/or damage. Sweat and oil smudges
Macro Flash System in the following places, as this may result in malfunction or failure. may cause battery contact failure. To prevent this, remove any stain completely with a dry cloth and insert the
• Under direct sunlight, on a beach, etc. batteries by observing the +/– polarity.
• Anywhere exposed to high temperature and humidity or rapid fluctuations in temperature and humidity.
In general, battery performance will be temporarily reduced as the ambient temperature drops. When using
• Any place exposed to excessive sand, dust or dirt.
batteries in a cold place, keep them warm by keeping the Macro Flash System in cold protection gear or
• Near a fire.
clothing.
• Near an air conditioner or air humidifier.
• Any place exposed to water or moisture. If battery fluid gets on your skin or clothes, it may irritate your skin. Immediately rinse your skin or clothes with
• Any place subject to vibrations. clean water.
• Inside an automobile. If battery fluid comes in contact with your eyes, blindness may result. Rinse your eyes with clean water without
Do not apply a strong vibration or shock to the Macro Flash System by dropping it or hitting it against rubbing them and see a doctor immediately.
something. Do not apply a strong shock to a battery or throw it.
When the Macro Flash System has not been used for a long period, mold or moss may form. This can cause
a malfunction. To prevent this, it is recommended to check the operations before using the Macro Flash When traveling, it is a good idea to carry spare batteries with you. In some countries, it may be difficult to
System after a long period of storage. obtain certain batteries.
Do not touch the electric contacts of the Macro Flash System to prevent malfunction. Do not immerse batteries in water or moisten the terminals at its both ends.
To prevent overheating and deterioration of the light-emitting section, do not continue full activation more than If the +/– terminals of a battery are stained with sweat or oil smudges, contact failure may result.
40 times in a row. After firing the flash 40 times successively, do not use the flash for at least 10 minutes to Clean the terminals well with a dry cloth before using the batteries.
allow the light-emitting section to cool down.
Do not throw a battery in fire or heat it.
BATTERY PRECAUTIONS When disposing of batteries, be sure to follow local regulations.

Use only the specified batteries.
• AA (R6) alkaline dry cell batteries (LR6 type) ..................... x 4 When disposing of a rechargeable battery, insulate the +/– terminals with pieces of tape and take them to your
• AA (R6) Ni-Cd batteries ...................................................... x 4 nearest rechargeable battery recycling center.
• AA (R6) Ni-Mh batteries ..................................................... x 4
• AA (R6) Ni-Mn batteries (ZR6 type) ................................... x 4
• AA (R6) lithium batteries (FR6 type) ................................... x 4 Note on the cameras used with the Macro Flash System
• Lithium battery packs (CR-V3 type) (Olympus LB-01) ....... x 2
* AA (R6) manganese batteries cannot be used. ● The functions available from the Macro Flash System are limited with certain digital cameras. For details, please check
the Olympus website (http://www.olympusamerica.com/E1).
Be sure to observe the following points. Otherwise, battery fluid leak, overheating, fire ignition and/or bursting
may result. Before reading this manual
• Do not mix old and new batteries, recharged and discharged batteries, batteries of different capacities, or
batteries of different types or brands. ○ The information in this manual may be subject to change without notice.
• Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries such as alkaline batteries. ○ This manual has been compiled as carefully as possible. However, if you have any questions or wish to report an error
• Do not load or use the batteries with the +/– polarity reversed. If the batteries do not fit smoothly in the battery or omission, please contact Olympus.
compartment, do not force them. ○ Duplication of this manual in part or in whole without permission of Olympus is prohibited except for personal use.
• Never use a battery if its outer coating (insulation) has been partially or entirely peeled off. Otherwise, leak- Reproduction of the contents of this manual without permission of Olympus is strictly prohibited.
age, overheating or explosion may result. ○ Olympus will not assume any liability for damages, loss of profit or claims from any third party incurred due to improper
• Some brand-new batteries may also have their outer coating (insulation) peeled off completely or partially. use of this product.
Never use these batteries. ○ Olympus will not assume any liability for damages and loss of profit related to the loss of image data due to a failure of
this product, servicing by a third party not designated by Olympus, or any other reason.
Do not use the following kinds of batteries.
○ Note that the quality of pictures shot with this product differs from the quality of pictures taken with ordinary film-based
cameras.
Outer coating (insu- The negative end is The negative end is
lation) is peeling or slightly swollen and flat (whether or not a
has peeled off. is not covered by the part of the negative Trademark information
coating (insulation). pole is covered by
the coating).
All brand names and product names mentioned in this manual are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respec-
tive owners.
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CONTENTS MACRO FLASH SYSTEM
• Macro Flash System ...................................................................................................................... 7 =Ring Flash RF-11 (P.15) =Twin Flash TF-22 (P.27)
• Checking the Package Contents ................................................................................................... 8
This flash makes it possible to shoot a small This flash employs two flash lamps and allows
• Applicable Cameras and Lenses ................................................................................................... 9
subject without putting a shadow on it. It also more versatile flash activation for macro shoot-
• Nomenclature .............................................................................................................................. 10
makes possible various shooting techniques ing. For example, you can enhance shading and
• Case for Macro Flash System ..................................................................................................... 12
not available with ordinary flashes, such as depth by varying the firing angles, positions and
• Macro Flash Controller FC-1 ....................................................................................................... 13 close-up shooting in a hole. Twin Flash light ratio of the two flash lamps. You
Loading batteries ................................................................................................................. 13 can also use just one of the two flash lamps.
Attaching to the camera/Removing from the camera .......................................................... 14
• Ring Flash RF-11 ......................................................................................................................... 15
Attaching to the camera ...................................................................................................... 15
Checking the battery power ................................................................................................ 16
Selecting the control mode .................................................................................................. 18
Using the illuminators .......................................................................................................... 19
TTL AUTO ........................................................................................................................... 20
MANUAL ............................................................................................................................. 22
Light control range .............................................................................................................. 24
• Twin Flash TF-22 ......................................................................................................................... 27
Adjusting the firing angle ..................................................................................................... 32
TTL AUTO ........................................................................................................................... 34
MANUAL ............................................................................................................................. 37
Using the diffuser FDT-1 ..................................................................................................... 41
Other operations ................................................................................................................. 41
• Custom Setup .............................................................................................................................. 46
• All Reset ....................................................................................................................................... 47
• Warning Display List .................................................................................................................... 47
The RF-11 Ring Flash and TF-22 must be connected to the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller for use.
• Continuous Firing ......................................................................................................................... 48
• Optional Accessories ................................................................................................................... 49 When an Olympus Four Thirds System digital SLR camera is used, the TTL AUTO mode can
• Q&A ............................................................................................................................................. 50 be used to optimize exposure.
• Main Specifications ...................................................................................................................... 51
The RF-11 Ring Flash and TF-22 Twin Flash cannot be used simultaneously.
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CONTENTS MACRO FLASH SYSTEM
• Macro Flash System ...................................................................................................................... 7 =Ring Flash RF-11 (P.15) =Twin Flash TF-22 (P.27)
• Checking the Package Contents ................................................................................................... 8
This flash makes it possible to shoot a small This flash employs two flash lamps and allows
• Applicable Cameras and Lenses ................................................................................................... 9
subject without putting a shadow on it. It also more versatile flash activation for macro shoot-
• Nomenclature .............................................................................................................................. 10
makes possible various shooting techniques ing. For example, you can enhance shading and
• Case for Macro Flash System ..................................................................................................... 12
not available with ordinary flashes, such as depth by varying the firing angles, positions and
• Macro Flash Controller FC-1 ....................................................................................................... 13 close-up shooting in a hole. Twin Flash light ratio of the two flash lamps. You
Loading batteries ................................................................................................................. 13 can also use just one of the two flash lamps.
Attaching to the camera/Removing from the camera .......................................................... 14
• Ring Flash RF-11 ......................................................................................................................... 15
TTL AUTO ........................................................................................................................... 20
MANUAL ............................................................................................................................. 22
• Twin Flash TF-22 ......................................................................................................................... 27
Adjusting the firing angle ..................................................................................................... 32
TTL AUTO ........................................................................................................................... 34
MANUAL ............................................................................................................................. 37
Using the diffuser FDT-1 ..................................................................................................... 41
Other operations ................................................................................................................. 41
• Custom Setup .............................................................................................................................. 46
• All Reset ....................................................................................................................................... 47
• Warning Display List .................................................................................................................... 47
The RF-11 Ring Flash and TF-22 must be connected to the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller for use.
• Continuous Firing ......................................................................................................................... 48
• Optional Accessories ................................................................................................................... 49 When an Olympus Four Thirds System digital SLR camera is used, the TTL AUTO mode can
• Q&A ............................................................................................................................................. 50 be used to optimize exposure.
• Main Specifications ...................................................................................................................... 51
The RF-11 Ring Flash and TF-22 Twin Flash cannot be used simultaneously.
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CHECKING THE PACKAGE CONTENTS APPLICABLE CAMERAS AND LENSES
Check that all of the parts and accessories shown in the following table are included in the pack- Olympus Four Thirds System Digital SLR Camera E-1
age. If any item is missing or damaged, contact your dealer. The Macro Flash System can be combined with this camera together with one of the Zuiko
digital lenses marked with ○ in the following table.
Products Products Available as Sets Products Available Individually ○: Applicable. ×: Not applicable.
Zuiko digital lens Ring Flash RF-11 Twin Flash TF-22 Remark
Ring Flash Set Twin Flash Set Ring Flash Twin Flash
SRF-11 STF-22 RF-11 TF-22 ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50mm f2 Macro *○ *○ *: The optional FR-1 Flash Adapter Ring is required.
Items ZUIKO DIGITAL 11-22mm f2.8-3.5 × ○
Macro Flash Controller FC-1 ○ ○ ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm f2.8-3.5 ○ ○
Ring Flash RF-11 ○ ○ ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50-200mm f2.8-3.5 ○ ○
Twin Flash TF-22 ○ ○ ZUIKO DIGITAL ED300mm f2.8 × ×
Shoe Ring SR-1 ○ ○
Diffuser FDT-1 ○ ○ * How to use the FR-1 Flash Adapter Ring
Macro Flash Case ○ ○
Instructions (This manual) ○ ○
Items marked ○ are provided with each product.

This instruction manual applies to the SRF-11 and STF-22.
For information on combining these flashes with upcoming Olympus digital cameras and lenses,
check the Olympus website or contact Olympus Customer Support Center.
• Ring Flash RF-11 • Macro Flash Case

• Macro Flash Controller
FC-1
• Twin Flash TF-22 • Shoe Ring SR-1 • Diffuser FDT-1
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CHECKING THE PACKAGE CONTENTS APPLICABLE CAMERAS AND LENSES
Check that all of the parts and accessories shown in the following table are included in the pack- Olympus Four Thirds System Digital SLR Camera E-1
age. If any item is missing or damaged, contact your dealer. The Macro Flash System can be combined with this camera together with one of the Zuiko
digital lenses marked with ○ in the following table.
Products Products Available as Sets Products Available Individually ○: Applicable. ×: Not applicable.
Zuiko digital lens Ring Flash RF-11 Twin Flash TF-22 Remark
Ring Flash Set Twin Flash Set Ring Flash Twin Flash
SRF-11 STF-22 RF-11 TF-22 ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50mm f2 Macro *○ *○ *: The optional FR-1 Flash Adapter Ring is required.
Items ZUIKO DIGITAL 11-22mm f2.8-3.5 × ○
Macro Flash Controller FC-1 ○ ○ ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm f2.8-3.5 ○ ○
Ring Flash RF-11 ○ ○ ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50-200mm f2.8-3.5 ○ ○
Twin Flash TF-22 ○ ○ ZUIKO DIGITAL ED300mm f2.8 × ×
Shoe Ring SR-1 ○ ○
Diffuser FDT-1 ○ ○ * How to use the FR-1 Flash Adapter Ring
Macro Flash Case ○ ○
Instructions (This manual) ○ ○
Items marked ○ are provided with each product.

This instruction manual applies to the SRF-11 and STF-22.
For information on combining these flashes with upcoming Olympus digital cameras and lenses,
check the Olympus website or contact Olympus Customer Support Center.
• Ring Flash RF-11 • Macro Flash Case

• Macro Flash Controller
FC-1
• Twin Flash TF-22 • Shoe Ring SR-1 • Diffuser FDT-1
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NOMENCLATURE Control Panel Display

Twin Flash Control mode
Ring Flash connector

Ring Flash release
(Page 15)
button (Page 15)
Ring Flash
Twin Flash connector

(B) (Page 27) Twin Flash connector
(A) (Page 27) Twin Flash light
ratio display
(Pages 36& 40)
Guide number
Twin Flash release (GN) Light intensity
button (Page 28) Lock ring adjustment
(Pages 21, 23,
Setting display 35 & 39)
(GN, light intensity
External power connector
and light intensity
Connect the optional HV-1
adjustment)
Flash High-Voltage Pack.
Lock pin
(Page 14) Meter (Page 46) Feet (Page 46)
Terminal cover
* For simplicity, this figure shows the panel with all indicators lit.
Electrical con-
tact (Page 14)
Ring Flash RF-11
Control panel
Mode button (Pages 18 & 31)
Lamp button (Pages 19 & 33)

Panel light button
Press to light up the control Auto Check lamp
panel for about 15 seconds. (Pages 20 & 34) Light emitting window
Connector terminal
The control panel lights up (Page 15)
when controlled by a digital Battery compartment cover
camera with communication (Page 13)
capability.
Charge lamp/Test button Illuminator
Dial A (Pages 16 & 29) (Page 19)
Dial B Power button
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NOMENCLATURE Control Panel Display

Twin Flash Control mode
Ring Flash connector

Ring Flash release
(Page 15)
button (Page 15)
Ring Flash
Twin Flash connector

(B) (Page 27) Twin Flash connector
(A) (Page 27) Twin Flash light
ratio display
(Pages 36& 40)
Guide number
Twin Flash release (GN) Light intensity
button (Page 28) Lock ring adjustment
(Pages 21, 23,
Setting display 35 & 39)
(GN, light intensity
External power connector
and light intensity
Connect the optional HV-1
adjustment)
Flash High-Voltage Pack.
Lock pin
(Page 14) Meter (Page 46) Feet (Page 46)
Terminal cover
* For simplicity, this figure shows the panel with all indicators lit.
Electrical con-
tact (Page 14)
Ring Flash RF-11
Control panel
Mode button (Pages 18 & 31)
Lamp button (Pages 19 & 33)

Panel light button
Press to light up the control Auto Check lamp
panel for about 15 seconds. (Pages 20 & 34) Light emitting window
Connector terminal
The control panel lights up (Page 15)
when controlled by a digital Battery compartment cover
camera with communication (Page 13)
capability.
Charge lamp/Test button Illuminator
Dial A (Pages 16 & 29) (Page 19)
Dial B Power button
10 11
Twin Flash TF-22 MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER FC-1
Connector terminal (Page 27) <Loading batteries>
Mounting ring
Rotation ring
Light emitting
Diffuser FDT-1 window Always use one of the following battery combinations
(Page 41) Illuminator (Page 33) Rotation lock • AA (R6) alkaline dry cell batteries (LR6 type) ...................... x4
button • AA (R6) Ni-Cd batteries ....................................................... x4
• AA (R6) Ni-Mh batteries ....................................................... x4
• AA (R6) Ni-Mn batteries (ZR6 type) ..................................... x4
• AA (R6) lithium batteries (FR6 type) .................................... x4
• Lithium battery packs (CR-V3 type) (Olympus LB-01) ......... x2
Diffuser mounting * AA (R6) manganese batteries cannot be used.
groove Release button
Tripod screw Shoe frame
Shoe ring mount Tripod screw
(Page 41)
(TF-22 flash section) (Shoe Ring SR-1)
How to load the batteries
1. Open the battery compartment cover.
2. Insert the batteries with correct +/– polarity.
CASE FOR MACRO FLASH SYSTEM
The semi-hard case can accommodate all of the Macro Flash System components.
3. Close the battery compartment cover.
Ring Flash RF-11
AA (R6) type batteries CR-V3
Diffuser FDT-1 The following product (optional) can also be used as an external power supply (page 49) :
Flash Adapter Ring
FR-1 (optional) • Flash High-Voltage Set SHV-1
Notes
• Do not mix old and new batteries or batteries of different types.
• Remove the batteries when the Macro Flash Controller is not going to be used for a long period.
• Carry spare batteries when traveling or when using the flash in cold areas.
• If the Power button of the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller is pressed when the RF-11 Ring Flash or TF-22 Twin Flash
Twin Flash TF-22
is not connected, the [RING] or [TWIN] indicator on the control panel blinks and the Macro Flash Controller turns off
Shoe Ring SR-1 automatically (page 47).
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Twin Flash TF-22 MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER FC-1
Connector terminal (Page 27) <Loading batteries>
Mounting ring
Rotation ring
Light emitting
Diffuser FDT-1 window Always use one of the following battery combinations
(Page 41) Illuminator (Page 33) Rotation lock • AA (R6) alkaline dry cell batteries (LR6 type) ...................... x4
button • AA (R6) Ni-Cd batteries ....................................................... x4
• AA (R6) Ni-Mh batteries ....................................................... x4
• AA (R6) Ni-Mn batteries (ZR6 type) ..................................... x4
• AA (R6) lithium batteries (FR6 type) .................................... x4
• Lithium battery packs (CR-V3 type) (Olympus LB-01) ......... x2
Diffuser mounting * AA (R6) manganese batteries cannot be used.
groove Release button
Tripod screw Shoe frame
Shoe ring mount Tripod screw
(Page 41)
(TF-22 flash section) (Shoe Ring SR-1)
How to load the batteries
1. Open the battery compartment cover.
2. Insert the batteries with correct +/– polarity.
CASE FOR MACRO FLASH SYSTEM
The semi-hard case can accommodate all of the Macro Flash System components.
3. Close the battery compartment cover.
Ring Flash RF-11
AA (R6) type batteries CR-V3
Diffuser FDT-1 The following product (optional) can also be used as an external power supply (page 49) :
Flash Adapter Ring
FR-1 (optional) • Flash High-Voltage Set SHV-1
Notes
• Do not mix old and new batteries or batteries of different types.
• Remove the batteries when the Macro Flash Controller is not going to be used for a long period.
• Carry spare batteries when traveling or when using the flash in cold areas.
• If the Power button of the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller is pressed when the RF-11 Ring Flash or TF-22 Twin Flash
Twin Flash TF-22
is not connected, the [RING] or [TWIN] indicator on the control panel blinks and the Macro Flash Controller turns off
Shoe Ring SR-1 automatically (page 47).
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<Attaching to the camera/Removing from the camera> RING FLASH RF-11
Confirm that both the camera and Macro Flash Controller are off. <Attaching to the camera>
Attaching or removing the Macro Flash Controller while either it or the camera is on may result in
malfunction. • Attach the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller to the camera beforehand.
How to attach • To prevent the Ring Flash from falling off, attach it with the camera in a stable position.
1. Place the head section in the standard position (horizon- 1. While aligning the indices, attach the RF-11 Ring Flash to
tal, front). the lens.
2. Remove the hot shoe cover from the camera.

• Store the hot shoe cover in the pocket of the macro flash
case to avoid losing it.
3. Loosen the lock ring.

• If the lock pin is in the out position, put it to the in position by
turning it all the way in the opposite direction to [←LOCK] 2. Press the Ring Flash release button of the FC-1 Macro
until it stops. Flash Controller to remove the cap.
Lock pin
Electric contact
• Do not apply excessive force to the lock pin.

• Do not touch the electric contact with a finger or metallic object.
• Do not attach the Macro Flash Controller while the lock pin is in the out
position. Otherwise, malfunction may result. 3. IInsert the RF-11 Ring Flash connector terminal into the
Ring Flash connector on the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller
4. Slide the Macro Flash Controller all the way into the hot
until it clicks.
shoe until it clicks and stops.
• When unplugging the connector, be sure to press and hold
5. Turn the lock ring all the way in the direction of [←LOCK] the Ring Flash release button. Be sure to attach the cap
until it stops. after unplugging the connector.
• Do not pull the cord when plugging or unplugging the con-
How to remove nector. Always grasp it by the connector plug. Pulling the
cord could damage the connector wire.
1. Loosen the lock ring, then slide the Macro Flash Control-
ler out of the hot shoe.
Notes
• Confirm that both the Macro Flash Controller and Ring Flash are off before attaching or removing them. Otherwise,
2. Attach the hot shoe cover to the camera. malfunction may result.
• Be sure to leave the Twin Flash connectors capped. Otherwise, the Macro Flash Controller cannot be turned on.
Attach the RF-11 Ring Flash or TF-22 Twin Flash to the Macro Flash Controller.
Memo
• How to use the RF-11 Ring Flash : See page 15. The Ring Flash and Twin Flash connector terminals are subject to high voltages. To ensure safety, the Macro Flash
Controller is designed so that it cannot be turned on unless one of the flashes is connected to it and all of its unused
• How to use the TF-22 Twin Flash : See page 27. connectors are capped.
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<Attaching to the camera/Removing from the camera> RING FLASH RF-11
Confirm that both the camera and Macro Flash Controller are off. <Attaching to the camera>
Attaching or removing the Macro Flash Controller while either it or the camera is on may result in
malfunction. • Attach the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller to the camera beforehand.
How to attach • To prevent the Ring Flash from falling off, attach it with the camera in a stable position.
1. Place the head section in the standard position (horizon- 1. While aligning the indices, attach the RF-11 Ring Flash to
tal, front). the lens.
2. Remove the hot shoe cover from the camera.

• Store the hot shoe cover in the pocket of the macro flash
case to avoid losing it.
3. Loosen the lock ring.

• If the lock pin is in the out position, put it to the in position by
turning it all the way in the opposite direction to [←LOCK] 2. Press the Ring Flash release button of the FC-1 Macro
until it stops. Flash Controller to remove the cap.
Lock pin
Electric contact
• Do not apply excessive force to the lock pin.

• Do not touch the electric contact with a finger or metallic object.
• Do not attach the Macro Flash Controller while the lock pin is in the out
position. Otherwise, malfunction may result. 3. IInsert the RF-11 Ring Flash connector terminal into the
Ring Flash connector on the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller
4. Slide the Macro Flash Controller all the way into the hot
until it clicks.
shoe until it clicks and stops.
• When unplugging the connector, be sure to press and hold
5. Turn the lock ring all the way in the direction of [←LOCK] the Ring Flash release button. Be sure to attach the cap
until it stops. after unplugging the connector.
How to remove nector. Always grasp it by the connector plug. Pulling the
cord could damage the connector wire.
1. Loosen the lock ring, then slide the Macro Flash Control-
ler out of the hot shoe.
Notes
• Confirm that both the Macro Flash Controller and Ring Flash are off before attaching or removing them. Otherwise,
2. Attach the hot shoe cover to the camera. malfunction may result.
• Be sure to leave the Twin Flash connectors capped. Otherwise, the Macro Flash Controller cannot be turned on.
Attach the RF-11 Ring Flash or TF-22 Twin Flash to the Macro Flash Controller.
Memo
• How to use the RF-11 Ring Flash : See page 15. The Ring Flash and Twin Flash connector terminals are subject to high voltages. To ensure safety, the Macro Flash
Controller is designed so that it cannot be turned on unless one of the flashes is connected to it and all of its unused
• How to use the TF-22 Twin Flash : See page 27. connectors are capped.
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<Checking the battery power> MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
3. Press the Power button again to turn the Ring Flash off.
FC-1 MODE
Turn the Ring Flash off in the following cases:
1. Turn the camera on and then press the Power button to LAMP
• Before mounting it on the camera or dismounting it from
MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 MODE
turn the Ring Flash on.
AUTO
CHECK the camera.
LAMP • The [RING] indicator appears on the control panel and LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
• When flash emission is not required.
AUTO battery charging starts.
RATIO GN/
• When not using the Ring Flash.
CHECK POWER
• When plugging or unplugging the Ring Flash connector.
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
RATIO GN/ Notes: • If the [RING] or [TWIN] indicator on the control panel
POWER blinks, wait until the blinking stops, then turn the camera
off and re-connect the Ring Flash to the Ring Flash con-
nector (page 47).
• Both Twin Flash connectors must be capped or the Ring Flash
will not turn when the Power button is pressed. Flash Interval and Flash Count
The following table shows the flash intervals and flash counts for various batteries. Data is
based on using batteries all of the same type.
2. Ensure that the Charge lamp lights up.
FC-1 MODE • Replace the batteries if the time taken for the Charge lamp Batteries used Flash interval Flash count
LAMP to light up is longer than the values specified below. AA (R6) alkaline dry cell batteries (LR6 type) Approx. 4 sec. Approx. 250 times
AUTO
CHECK
AA (R6) Ni-Cd batteries, 1000 mAh Approx. 3 sec. Approx. 170 times
Alkaline, Ni-Mn, lithium or AA (R6) Ni-Mh batteries, 1900 mAh Approx. 3.5 sec. Approx. 200 times
LIGHT TEST/ 30 sec.
CHARGE Ni-Cd batteries
RATIO GN/
AA (R6) Ni-Mn batteries (ZR6 type) Approx. 4 sec. Approx. 160 times
POWER Ni-Mh batteries 10 sec.
AA (R6) lithium batteries (FR6 type) Approx. 5 sec. Approx. 190 times
• If the Charge lamp and AUTO CHECK lamp blink alter- Lithium battery packs (CR-V3) Approx. 4 sec. Approx. 420 times
nately, it means that the battery capacity is running low. In * The flash emission interval and count data were obtained from in-house tests at Olympus.
this case, replace the batteries.
FC-1 MODE
Memo: Test flash activation
LAMP To perform test flash activation, press the Test button.
AUTO
CHECK
FC-1 MODE
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE LAMP
RATIO GN/
AUTO
POWER CHECK
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
RATIO GN/
POWER
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<Checking the battery power> MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
3. Press the Power button again to turn the Ring Flash off.
FC-1 MODE
Turn the Ring Flash off in the following cases:
1. Turn the camera on and then press the Power button to LAMP
• Before mounting it on the camera or dismounting it from
FC-1 MODE
turn the Ring Flash on.
AUTO
CHECK the camera.
LAMP • The [RING] indicator appears on the control panel and LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
• When flash emission is not required.
AUTO battery charging starts.
RATIO GN/
• When not using the Ring Flash.
CHECK POWER
• When plugging or unplugging the Ring Flash connector.
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
RATIO GN/ Notes: • If the [RING] or [TWIN] indicator on the control panel
POWER blinks, wait until the blinking stops, then turn the camera
nector (page 47).
• Both Twin Flash connectors must be capped or the Ring Flash
will not turn when the Power button is pressed. Flash Interval and Flash Count
The following table shows the flash intervals and flash counts for various batteries. Data is
FC-1 MODE • Replace the batteries if the time taken for the Charge lamp Batteries used Flash interval Flash count
LAMP to light up is longer than the values specified below. AA (R6) alkaline dry cell batteries (LR6 type) Approx. 4 sec. Approx. 250 times
AUTO
CHECK
AA (R6) Ni-Cd batteries, 1000 mAh Approx. 3 sec. Approx. 170 times
Alkaline, Ni-Mn, lithium or AA (R6) Ni-Mh batteries, 1900 mAh Approx. 3.5 sec. Approx. 200 times
LIGHT TEST/ 30 sec.
CHARGE Ni-Cd batteries
RATIO GN/
POWER Ni-Mh batteries 10 sec.
AA (R6) lithium batteries (FR6 type) Approx. 5 sec. Approx. 190 times
• If the Charge lamp and AUTO CHECK lamp blink alter- Lithium battery packs (CR-V3) Approx. 4 sec. Approx. 420 times
nately, it means that the battery capacity is running low. In * The flash emission interval and count data were obtained from in-house tests at Olympus.
FC-1 MODE
Memo: Test flash activation
LAMP To perform test flash activation, press the Test button.
AUTO
CHECK
FC-1 MODE
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE LAMP
RATIO GN/
AUTO
POWER CHECK
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
RATIO GN/
POWER
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<Selecting the control mode> <Using the illuminators>
The illuminators can be used as indicators for three different functions: modeling, AF, and red-
1. Press the Shutter button of the camera gently to start com-
MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER eye reduction.
FC-1 MODE munication of shooting information including ISO speed,
lens iris and shutter speed between the camera and Macro
LAMP
Flash System. Modeling lamp function
AUTO
• The selected flash control mode is shown on the control
CHECK
panel. This function makes it easy to confirm subject s in low light.
LIGHT TEST/ • The mode is switched every time the MODE button is
RATIO GN/
CHARGE
pressed. MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 MODE
1. Press the Lamp button to light up the illuminators. The
LAMP
modeling function is activated.
AUTO • The default setting for the illuminator lighting period is 30
Flash control Control panel CHECK
Control operation Main applications TEST/ seconds.

mode display LIGHT
RATIO GN/
CHARGE
POWER • The lighting period can be set between 1 second and 3

TTL AUTO Flash is controlled automatically by Usually use this mode with a digital
performing pre-flash according to camera with communication capa- minutes (page 46).
the camera setup. bility.
Flash is performed at the manually Shooting using manual flash. 2. The illuminators turn off either when the camera shutter is
MANUAL set light intensity released or the Lamp button is pressed again.
Notes
• Certain modes may be unavailable depending on the shooting mode set on the camera. AF Illuminator function
• It is not possible to select an unavailable mode.
With the Olympus Four Thirds System digital SLR camera, the AF illuminators can be turned on to
facilitate focus adjustment when the subject is dark or lacks contrast.
This function can also be defeated in the Custom Setup operation (page 46).
Red eye reduction lamp function

With the Olympus Four Thirds System digital SLR camera, the illuminators function as red-eye
reduction lamps that light up for about 1 second to minimize red eyes caused by flash emission.
• It takes about 1 second from the time the illuminators light until the camera’s shutter releases.
Hold the camera firmly during this period to prevent image blur.
• The red eye reduction effect may become less obvious when the subject does not look at the
flash directly from the front, the subject does not look at the pre-flash, the subject is located at a
distance or due to individual properties of the subject.
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<Selecting the control mode> <Using the illuminators>
1. Press the Shutter button of the camera gently to start com-
MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER eye reduction.
FC-1 MODE munication of shooting information including ISO speed,
lens iris and shutter speed between the camera and Macro
LAMP
Flash System. Modeling lamp function
AUTO
• The selected flash control mode is shown on the control
CHECK
panel. This function makes it easy to confirm subject s in low light.
RATIO GN/
CHARGE
pressed. MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 MODE
LAMP
AUTO • The default setting for the illuminator lighting period is 30
Flash control Control panel CHECK
Control operation Main applications TEST/ seconds.

mode display LIGHT
RATIO GN/
CHARGE

performing pre-flash according to camera with communication capa- minutes (page 46).
the camera setup. bility.
Flash is performed at the manually Shooting using manual flash. 2. The illuminators turn off either when the camera shutter is
MANUAL set light intensity released or the Lamp button is pressed again.
Notes
• Certain modes may be unavailable depending on the shooting mode set on the camera. AF Illuminator function
With the Olympus Four Thirds System digital SLR camera, the AF illuminators can be turned on to
facilitate focus adjustment when the subject is dark or lacks contrast.
This function can also be defeated in the Custom Setup operation (page 46).

With the Olympus Four Thirds System digital SLR camera, the illuminators function as red-eye
reduction lamps that light up for about 1 second to minimize red eyes caused by flash emission.
• It takes about 1 second from the time the illuminators light until the camera’s shutter releases.
Hold the camera firmly during this period to prevent image blur.
• The red eye reduction effect may become less obvious when the subject does not look at the
flash directly from the front, the subject does not look at the pre-flash, the subject is located at a
distance or due to individual properties of the subject.
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<TTL AUTO> Light intensity adjustment
The flash light intensity can be adjusted between +3 and –3.
In this mode, pre-flash is performed to measure the optimum flash light intensity and then the
actual flash is emitted. The light intensity adjustment must be set to ON in the Cus-
tom Setup operation (page 46).
1. See the following table and set the lens iris (F) according FC-1 MODE

• The indicator appears in the control panel.
FC-1 MODE
to the lens in use. LAMP
LAMP AUTO
1. Turn dial B to select a light intensity adjustment value in

CHECK
AUTO
CHECK
Standard lens iris LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
the following steps.
TEST/
Zuiko Digital lenses RATIO GN/
LIGHT
CHARGE POWER (This selection is also possible with dial A.)
RATIO GN/
ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50mm f2 Macro
POWER F11
ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm f2.8-3.5
0 → +0.3 → +0.7 → +1.0 ... +3.0
ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50-200mm f2.8-3.5 F8
0 → –0.3 → –0.7 → –1.0 ... –3.0
Adjustment setting
• Even if a different lens iris (F) Is used, optimum flash
exposure is also available provided that it falls within 2. If the camera’s flash adjustment mode is selected, the ac-
the light control range of the flash in use. tual flash light intensity will be the sum of the light intensity
• The flash’s light control range varies according to the adjustment value set on the Ring Flash and that set on the
lens and shooting distance. See page 24 for details. camera.
The light intensity adjustment value displayed on the con-
2. When flash activation has been performed correctly, the trol panel applies to the Ring Flash only.
FC-1 MODE
AUTO CHECK lamp blinks for about 5 seconds after
LAMP
the shutter is released. If the lamp does not blink, the [Example]
AUTO
CHECK exposure may be incorrect. In this case, you will need Adjustment Light intensity adjustment Actual adjustment
setting display on the control panel value
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
to adjust shooting settings such as the lens iris (F).
RATIO GN/
RF-11 +0.3
+0.3 +0.6
POWER Camera +0.3
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tom Setup operation (page 46).
1. See the following table and set the lens iris (F) according FC-1 MODE

• The indicator appears in the control panel.
FC-1 MODE
to the lens in use. LAMP
LAMP AUTO

CHECK
AUTO
CHECK
CHARGE
the following steps.
TEST/
Zuiko Digital lenses RATIO GN/
LIGHT
CHARGE POWER (This selection is also possible with dial A.)
RATIO GN/
POWER F11
0 → +0.3 → +0.7 → +1.0 ... +3.0
ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50-200mm f2.8-3.5 F8
0 → –0.3 → –0.7 → –1.0 ... –3.0
Adjustment setting
• Even if a different lens iris (F) Is used, optimum flash
exposure is also available provided that it falls within 2. If the camera’s flash adjustment mode is selected, the ac-
the light control range of the flash in use. tual flash light intensity will be the sum of the light intensity
• The flash’s light control range varies according to the adjustment value set on the Ring Flash and that set on the
lens and shooting distance. See page 24 for details. camera.
2. When flash activation has been performed correctly, the trol panel applies to the Ring Flash only.
FC-1 MODE
AUTO CHECK lamp blinks for about 5 seconds after
LAMP
the shutter is released. If the lamp does not blink, the [Example]
AUTO
CHECK exposure may be incorrect. In this case, you will need Adjustment Light intensity adjustment Actual adjustment
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
to adjust shooting settings such as the lens iris (F).
RATIO GN/
RF-11 +0.3
+0.3 +0.6
POWER Camera +0.3
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<MANUAL> Light intensity adjustment
The light intensity ratio (guide number) can be adjusted in 1/3-step increments.
In this mode, the flash is emitted according to the light intensity setting.
The light intensity adjustment must be set to ON in the Cus-
1. The control panel shows the light intensity ratio. MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 MODE tom Setup operation (page 46).
FC-1 MODE
Light intensity ratio: Ratio of the current light intensity with LAMP • The indicator appears in the control panel.
LAMP
respect to the full flash light intensity.
AUTO
* The light intensity ratio display can be changed to the guide number CHECK
AUTO
CHECK
(GN) display in the Custom Setup operation (page 48). LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
RATIO GN/ the following steps.
RATIO GN/
POWER
2. Turn dial A to set the desired light intensity ratio. POWER
0 → +0.3 → +0.7
The available light intensity ratios are 1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, → Turning the dial further increases the light intensity ratio.
1/16, 1/32, 1/64, 1/128 and 1/256. 0 → –0.3 → –0.7
→ Turning the dial further decreases the light intensity ratio.
Guide numbers (GN) and light intensity ratio Light intensity Adjustment
Light intensity setting
Light inten-
ratio setting 2. Even if the camera’s flash adjustment mode is selected, it
sity ratio 1/1 1/2 1/4 1/8 1/16 1/32 1/64 1/128 1/256 will not be applied. Only the adjustment set on the Ring
GNm 11 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0 0.7 Flash is applied.
GNft 36 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3 2.3
[Example]
How to determine the lens iris (F), light intensity or guide number (GN) Adjustment
setting
Light intensity adjustment Actual adjustment
display on the control panel value
Since the distance to the subject is very short and the shooting magnification is very high in RF-11 +0.3
Macro shooting, the light intensity is lower than would normally be the case with the lens iris +0.3 +0.3
Camera +0.3
(F) setting. This is because the light intensity for the lens iris is based on a distance setting of
infinity.
The F-number at this time Is referred to as the effective F-value, which is variable depending
on the shooting magnification and lens type. In consequence, the above facto should be taken
in consideration when determining the flash light intensity and lens iris in the MANUAL mode.
1. When using an Olympus Four Thirds System SLR camera:

• Check the light control range of the lens used and set the combination of the lens iris (F) and
light intensity ratio according to the shooting distance (page 24).
• If optimum exposure cannot be obtained, take some test shots and adjust the lens iris, light
intensity ratio and other conditions as required.
2. When using any other camera:

• Take some test shots and set the lens iris (F) and light intensity ratio as required.
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<MANUAL> Light intensity adjustment
The light intensity ratio (guide number) can be adjusted in 1/3-step increments.
In this mode, the flash is emitted according to the light intensity setting.
The light intensity adjustment must be set to ON in the Cus-
1. The control panel shows the light intensity ratio. MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 MODE
Light intensity ratio: Ratio of the current light intensity with LAMP • The indicator appears in the control panel.
LAMP
respect to the full flash light intensity.
AUTO
* The light intensity ratio display can be changed to the guide number CHECK
AUTO
CHECK
(GN) display in the Custom Setup operation (page 48). LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
RATIO GN/ the following steps.
RATIO GN/
POWER
2. Turn dial A to set the desired light intensity ratio. POWER
0 → +0.3 → +0.7
The available light intensity ratios are 1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, → Turning the dial further increases the light intensity ratio.
1/16, 1/32, 1/64, 1/128 and 1/256. 0 → –0.3 → –0.7
→ Turning the dial further decreases the light intensity ratio.
Guide numbers (GN) and light intensity ratio Light intensity Adjustment
Light inten-
ratio setting 2. Even if the camera’s flash adjustment mode is selected, it
sity ratio 1/1 1/2 1/4 1/8 1/16 1/32 1/64 1/128 1/256 will not be applied. Only the adjustment set on the Ring
GNm 11 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0 0.7 Flash is applied.
GNft 36 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3 2.3
[Example]
How to determine the lens iris (F), light intensity or guide number (GN) Adjustment
setting
Light intensity adjustment Actual adjustment
display on the control panel value
Since the distance to the subject is very short and the shooting magnification is very high in RF-11 +0.3
Macro shooting, the light intensity is lower than would normally be the case with the lens iris +0.3 +0.3
Camera +0.3
(F) setting. This is because the light intensity for the lens iris is based on a distance setting of
infinity.
The F-number at this time Is referred to as the effective F-value, which is variable depending
on the shooting magnification and lens type. In consequence, the above facto should be taken
in consideration when determining the flash light intensity and lens iris in the MANUAL mode.
1. When using an Olympus Four Thirds System SLR camera:

• Check the light control range of the lens used and set the combination of the lens iris (F) and
light intensity ratio according to the shooting distance (page 24).
• If optimum exposure cannot be obtained, take some test shots and adjust the lens iris, light
intensity ratio and other conditions as required.

• Take some test shots and set the lens iris (F) and light intensity ratio as required.
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< Light control range> ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm f2.8-3.5, At 14 mm
The following charts show the light control range of the RF-11 Ring Flash with each type of lens.
)
16
1)
2)
4)
8)
Iris (F)
/
Light intensity ratio ISO100 (ISO400)
1/
1/
1/
(1
(1
− −
1(
2(
4(
How to read the chart F22 − −
1/
1/
1/
1/8(1/32)
1. TTL AUTO F16
1/16(1/64) The EX-25 Extension Tube
Flash at optimum exposure is available by setting the lens iris (F) in the range for each cannot be used.
F11
shooting distance shown in the following charts. 1/32(1/128)
F8
1/64(1/256)
Range with ISO 100 Range with ISO 400
F5.6
1/128(−−)
2. MANUAL F4.0
1/256(−−)
• Flash at optimum exposure can be obtained by setting the light intensity ratio and lens iris
F2.8
(F) combination for each shooting distance. Shooting 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.25m 0.22mm
distance
Note TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 100
• Since the optimum exposure is variable depending on subject, lighting, distance, etc., it is recommended that you TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 400
determine the optimum settings by taking some test shots based on the following charts.
ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm f2.8-3.5, At 54 mm

)
4)
8)
/1
/2
Iris (F) Light intensity ratio ISO100 (ISO400)

1/
1/
(1
(1
1(
2(
−
F22
1/
1/
−
)
16
)
4)
8)
/1
/2
F16 1/4(1/16) 1/4(1/16) Iris (F) Light intensity ratio ISO100 (ISO400)
1/
1/
1/
(1
(1
− −
1(
2(
4(
F22 − − 1/4(1/16)
1/
1/
1/
F11 1/8(1/32) 1/8(1/32) 1/8(1/32)
F16 1/8(1/32)
F8 1/16(1/64) 1/16(1/64) 1/16(1/64)

F11 1/16(1/64)
F5.6 1/32(1/128) 1/32(1/128) 1/32(1/128)

F8 1/32(1/128)
F4.0 1/64(1/256) 1/64(1/256) 1/64(1/256)

F5.6 1/64(1/256)
F2.8 1/128(−−) 1/128(−−) 1/128(−−)

F4.0 1/128(−−)
F2 1/256(−−) 1/256(−−) Shooting 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.25m 0.22mm 22.2cm 17.7cm

Shooting 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.24m 23.1cm 21.3cm distance
When EX-25 Extension Tube
distance When EX-25 Extension Tube is used.
is used. TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 100
TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 100
How to see the chart (when the shooting distance is 1 m)

TTL AUTO With ISO 100, iris F2 to F11 (←→) is the range where optimum exposure is achieved.
MANUAL With ISO 100, optimum exposure is achieved at iris F11 (●) when the light intensity
ratio is 1/1.
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The following charts show the light control range of the RF-11 Ring Flash with each type of lens.
)
16
1)
2)
4)
8)
Iris (F)
/
1/
1/
1/
(1
(1
− −
1(
2(
4(
How to read the chart F22 − −
1/
1/
1/
1/8(1/32)
1. TTL AUTO F16
F11
shooting distance shown in the following charts. 1/32(1/128)
F8
1/64(1/256)
Range with ISO 100 Range with ISO 400
F5.6
1/128(−−)
2. MANUAL F4.0
1/256(−−)
• Flash at optimum exposure can be obtained by setting the light intensity ratio and lens iris
F2.8
(F) combination for each shooting distance. Shooting 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.25m 0.22mm
distance
• Since the optimum exposure is variable depending on subject, lighting, distance, etc., it is recommended that you TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 400

)
4)
8)
/1
/2

1/
1/
(1
(1
1(
2(
−
F22
1/
1/
−
)
16
)
4)
8)
/1
/2
F16 1/4(1/16) 1/4(1/16) Iris (F) Light intensity ratio ISO100 (ISO400)
1/
1/
1/
(1
(1
− −
1(
2(
4(
F22 − − 1/4(1/16)
1/
1/
1/
F11 1/8(1/32) 1/8(1/32) 1/8(1/32)
F16 1/8(1/32)
F8 1/16(1/64) 1/16(1/64) 1/16(1/64)

F11 1/16(1/64)
F5.6 1/32(1/128) 1/32(1/128) 1/32(1/128)

F8 1/32(1/128)
F4.0 1/64(1/256) 1/64(1/256) 1/64(1/256)

F5.6 1/64(1/256)
F2.8 1/128(−−) 1/128(−−) 1/128(−−)

F4.0 1/128(−−)
F2 1/256(−−) 1/256(−−) Shooting 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.25m 0.22mm 22.2cm 17.7cm

Shooting 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.24m 23.1cm 21.3cm distance
When EX-25 Extension Tube
distance When EX-25 Extension Tube is used.
is used. TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 100

ratio is 1/1.
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ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50-200mm f2.8-3.5, At 50 mm TWIN FLASH TF-22
Iris (F)
<Attaching to the camera>
F22
−−(1/1) • Attach the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller to the camera beforehand.
F16 1/1(1/4)
−−(1/2)
F11 1/2(1/8)
1. Attach the SR-1 Shoe Ring (provided) to the lens.
1/1(1/4)
F8 1/4(1/16)
1/2(1/8)
F5.6 1/8(1/32)
1/4(1/16)
F4.0 1/16(1/64)
1/8(1/32)
F2.8
Shooting 8m 4m 2m 1.2m 28cm∼27.6cm
distance When EX-25 Extension Tube
is used.
TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 400 Rotation ring 2. Attach the TF-22 Twin Flash to the shoe frame.
• When removing the Twin Flash, press and hold the re-
lease button on the shoe frame.
• To change the positioning of the light-emitting section, press
and hold the rotation lock button while turn the shoe frame.
ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50-200mm f2.8-3.5, At 200 mm Memo: The position of the light-emitting section can also be changed
by turning the rotary ring.
Release button
F22 Rotation lock button
−−(1/1) −−(1/1)
F16
−−(1/2) −−(1/2)
F11 3. Press the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller’s Twin release but-
1/1(1/4) 1/1(1/4)
ton to remove the cap.
F8
1/2(1/8) 1/2(1/8)
F5.6
1/4(1/16) 1/4(1/16)
F4.0
Shooting 8m 4m 2m 1.2m 195.9cm 88.5cm

is used.
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ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50-200mm f2.8-3.5, At 50 mm TWIN FLASH TF-22
Iris (F)
<Attaching to the camera>
F22
−−(1/1) • Attach the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller to the camera beforehand.
F16 1/1(1/4)
−−(1/2)
F11 1/2(1/8)
1. Attach the SR-1 Shoe Ring (provided) to the lens.
1/1(1/4)
F8 1/4(1/16)
1/2(1/8)
F5.6 1/8(1/32)
1/4(1/16)
F4.0 1/16(1/64)
1/8(1/32)
F2.8
Shooting 8m 4m 2m 1.2m 28cm∼27.6cm
is used.
TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 400 Rotation ring 2. Attach the TF-22 Twin Flash to the shoe frame.
• When removing the Twin Flash, press and hold the re-
lease button on the shoe frame.
• To change the positioning of the light-emitting section, press
and hold the rotation lock button while turn the shoe frame.
ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50-200mm f2.8-3.5, At 200 mm Memo: The position of the light-emitting section can also be changed
by turning the rotary ring.
Release button
F22 Rotation lock button
−−(1/1) −−(1/1)
F16
−−(1/2) −−(1/2)
F11 3. Press the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller’s Twin release but-
1/1(1/4) 1/1(1/4)
ton to remove the cap.
F8
1/2(1/8) 1/2(1/8)
F5.6
1/4(1/16) 1/4(1/16)
F4.0
Shooting 8m 4m 2m 1.2m 195.9cm 88.5cm

is used.
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4. Insert the TF-22 Twin Flash connector terminal into the <Checking the battery power>
Twin Flash connector on the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller
until it clicks. 1. Turn the camera on and then press the Power button to
• When unplugging the connectors, be sure to press and MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 MODE turn the Twin Flash on.
hold the Twin Flash release button. Be sure to attach the LAMP • The [TWIN] indicator appears on the control panel and
cap after unplugging the connectors. AUTO battery charging starts.
CHECK
LIGHT TEST/
nector. Always grasp it by the connector plug. Pulling the RATIO GN/
CHARGE
Notes: • If the [RING] or [TWIN] indicator on the control panel
cord could damage the connector wire. POWER
blinks, wait until the blinking stops, then turn the camera
nector (page 47).
• If both the RF-11 Ring Flash and TF-22 Twin Flash are con-
nected, the Twin Flash cannot be turned on by pressing its
Power button. (The Ring Flash and Twin Flash cannot be
connected simultaneously.)
Notes
• Confirm that both the Macro Flash Controller and Twin Flash are off before attaching and removal. Otherwise,
malfunction may result.
• When using only one flash of the Twin Flash, be sure to cap the unused Twin Flash connector.
Be sure to leave the Ring Flash connector capped. Otherwise, the Macro Flash Controller cannot be turned on.
FC-1 MODE
• Replace the batteries if the time taken for the Charge lamp
LAMP
to light up is longer than the values specified below.
Memo AUTO
CHECK
The Ring Flash and Twin Flash connector terminals are subject to high voltages. To ensure safety, the Macro Flash Alkaline, Ni-Mn, lithium or
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE Ni-Cd batteries 30 sec.
Controller is designed so that it cannot be turned on unless one of the flashes is connected to it and all of its unused RATIO GN/
connectors are capped. POWER Ni-Mh batteries 10 sec.
• If the Charge lamp and AUTO CHECK lamp blink alter-

nately, it means that the battery capacity is running low. In
FC-1 MODE Memo: Test flash activation
To perform test flash activation, press the Test button.
LAMP
AUTO
CHECK MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 MODE
LIGHT TEST/ LAMP

CHARGE
RATIO GN/
AUTO
CHECK
POWER
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
RATIO GN/
POWER
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4. Insert the TF-22 Twin Flash connector terminal into the <Checking the battery power>
Twin Flash connector on the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller
until it clicks. 1. Turn the camera on and then press the Power button to
• When unplugging the connectors, be sure to press and MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 MODE turn the Twin Flash on.
hold the Twin Flash release button. Be sure to attach the LAMP • The [TWIN] indicator appears on the control panel and
cap after unplugging the connectors. AUTO battery charging starts.
CHECK
LIGHT TEST/
nector. Always grasp it by the connector plug. Pulling the RATIO GN/
CHARGE
Notes: • If the [RING] or [TWIN] indicator on the control panel
cord could damage the connector wire. POWER
blinks, wait until the blinking stops, then turn the camera
nector (page 47).
• If both the RF-11 Ring Flash and TF-22 Twin Flash are con-
nected, the Twin Flash cannot be turned on by pressing its
Power button. (The Ring Flash and Twin Flash cannot be
connected simultaneously.)
Notes
• Confirm that both the Macro Flash Controller and Twin Flash are off before attaching and removal. Otherwise,
malfunction may result.
• When using only one flash of the Twin Flash, be sure to cap the unused Twin Flash connector.
Be sure to leave the Ring Flash connector capped. Otherwise, the Macro Flash Controller cannot be turned on.
FC-1 MODE
• Replace the batteries if the time taken for the Charge lamp
LAMP
to light up is longer than the values specified below.
Memo AUTO
CHECK
The Ring Flash and Twin Flash connector terminals are subject to high voltages. To ensure safety, the Macro Flash Alkaline, Ni-Mn, lithium or
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE Ni-Cd batteries 30 sec.
Controller is designed so that it cannot be turned on unless one of the flashes is connected to it and all of its unused RATIO GN/
connectors are capped. POWER Ni-Mh batteries 10 sec.
• If the Charge lamp and AUTO CHECK lamp blink alter-

nately, it means that the battery capacity is running low. In
FC-1 MODE Memo: Test flash activation
To perform test flash activation, press the Test button.
LAMP
AUTO
CHECK MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 MODE
LIGHT TEST/ LAMP

CHARGE
RATIO GN/
AUTO
CHECK
POWER
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
RATIO GN/
POWER
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3. Press the Power button again to turn the Twin Flash off. <Selecting the control mode>
FC-1 MODE
Turn the Twin Flash off in the following cases:
LAMP
• Before mounting it on the camera or dismounting it from 1. Press the Shutter button of the camera gently to start
AUTO
CHECK the camera. MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 communication of shooting information including ISO
MODE
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
• When flash emission is not required. speed, lens iris and shutter speed between the camera
RATIO GN/
• When not using the Twin Flash. LAMP
and Macro Flash System.
POWER
• When plugging or unplugging the Twin Flash connectors. • The selected flash control mode is shown on the control
AUTO
CHECK
panel.
CHARGE
RATIO GN/ pressed.
Flash Interval and Flash Count
The following table shows the flash intervals and flash counts for various batteries. Data is Flash control Control panel
Control operation Main applications
mode display
Batteries used Flash interval Flash count performing pre-flash according to camera with communication capa-
AA (R6) alkaline dry cell batteries (LR6 type) Approx. 4 sec. Approx. 250 times the camera setup. bility.
AA (R6) Ni-Cd batteries, 1000 mAh Approx. 3 sec. Approx. 170 times Flash is performed at the manually Shooting using manual flash.
MANUAL set light intensity
AA (R6) Ni-Mh batteries, 1900 mAh Approx. 3.5 sec. Approx. 200 times
AA (R6) lithium batteries (FR6 type) Approx. 5 sec. Approx. 190 times Notes
Lithium battery packs (CR-V3) Approx. 4 sec. Approx. 420 times • Certain modes may be unavailable depending on the shooting mode set on the camera.
• The [TTL AUTO] mode may be unavailable with some cameras, including cameras with no communication
* The flash emission interval and count data were obtained from in-house tests at Olympus. capability.
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3. Press the Power button again to turn the Twin Flash off. <Selecting the control mode>
FC-1 MODE
Turn the Twin Flash off in the following cases:
LAMP
• Before mounting it on the camera or dismounting it from 1. Press the Shutter button of the camera gently to start
AUTO
CHECK the camera. MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 communication of shooting information including ISO
MODE
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
• When flash emission is not required. speed, lens iris and shutter speed between the camera
RATIO GN/
• When not using the Twin Flash. LAMP
and Macro Flash System.
POWER
• When plugging or unplugging the Twin Flash connectors. • The selected flash control mode is shown on the control
AUTO
CHECK
panel.
CHARGE
RATIO GN/ pressed.
Flash Interval and Flash Count
The following table shows the flash intervals and flash counts for various batteries. Data is Flash control Control panel
Control operation Main applications
mode display
Batteries used Flash interval Flash count performing pre-flash according to camera with communication capa-
AA (R6) alkaline dry cell batteries (LR6 type) Approx. 4 sec. Approx. 250 times the camera setup. bility.
AA (R6) Ni-Cd batteries, 1000 mAh Approx. 3 sec. Approx. 170 times Flash is performed at the manually Shooting using manual flash.
MANUAL set light intensity
AA (R6) Ni-Mh batteries, 1900 mAh Approx. 3.5 sec. Approx. 200 times
AA (R6) lithium batteries (FR6 type) Approx. 5 sec. Approx. 190 times Notes
Lithium battery packs (CR-V3) Approx. 4 sec. Approx. 420 times • Certain modes may be unavailable depending on the shooting mode set on the camera.
• The [TTL AUTO] mode may be unavailable with some cameras, including cameras with no communication
* The flash emission interval and count data were obtained from in-house tests at Olympus. capability.
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<Adjusting the firing angle> <Using the illuminators>
Angle of light emitting section
eye reduction.
• Adjustment at the following angles is possible in the up-down direction.
Index position Angle from the horizontal position Modeling lamp function
Index Up ③ 68°
Up ② 45° This function makes it easy to confirm subject s in low light.
Up ③ Up ① 20°
Up ②
Up ①
Horizontal position
Horizontal position 0° MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 MODE
Down ① 15°
Down ① LAMP
Down ② Down ② 30°
Down ③ AUTO
CHECK
• The default setting for the illuminator lighting period is 30
Down ③ 45°
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
seconds.
• The left-right rotation angle can be adjusted at 45° intervals.
RATIO GN/

minutes (page 46).
Recommended angles: Angles in which light is illuminated on the subject effectively
Left-right rotation angle, from front
2. The illuminators turn off either when the camera shutter is
Shooting distance* Angle released or the Lamp button is pressed again.
0.2 m 30° downward (Down ② index position)
0.3 m 15° downward (Down ① index position)
0.4 m 0°
0.5 m 0° AF Illuminator function
0.7 m 20ºupward (Up ① index position)
1.0 m 20ºupward (Up ① index position) With the Olympus Four Thirds System digital SLR camera, the AF illuminators can be turned on
to facilitate focus adjustment when the subject is dark or lacks contrast.
* Distance between the CCD position (marked on the This function can also be defeated in the Custom Setup operation (page 46).
camera body when you are using the E-1) and the subject.

• If the system is mounted on the shoe frame, the light emitting section faces the shooting
direction when it set at an upward angle of 20° (Up ① index position). With the Olympus Four Thirds System digital SLR camera, the illuminators function as red-eye
• Shadows are cast differently and the three-dimensional effect varies depending on the angle. reduction lamps that light up for about 1 second to minimize red eyes caused by flash emission.
Also, the effect differs according to the lens used. Set the firing angle according to your shoot- • It takes about 1 second from the time the illuminators light until the camera’s shutter releases.
ing objective. Hold the camera firmly during this period to prevent image blur.
• The intensity of the light directed at the subject varies according to the angle. • The red eye reduction effect may become less obvious when the subject does not look at the
TTL AUTO Flash is fired at optimum exposure, but the light adjustment range varies depend- flash directly from the front, the subject does not look at the pre-flash, the subject is located at a
ing on the angle. distance or due to individual properties of the subject.
MANUAL Set the flash ratio after taking some test shots.
Note
Pointing the light emitting section at the lens causes flares and ghosts.
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<Adjusting the firing angle> <Using the illuminators>
Angle of light emitting section
eye reduction.
• Adjustment at the following angles is possible in the up-down direction.
Index position Angle from the horizontal position Modeling lamp function
Index Up ③ 68°
Up ② 45° This function makes it easy to confirm subject s in low light.
Up ③ Up ① 20°
Up ②
Up ①
Horizontal position
Horizontal position 0° MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER
FC-1 MODE
Down ① 15°
Down ① LAMP
Down ② Down ② 30°
Down ③ AUTO
CHECK
• The default setting for the illuminator lighting period is 30
Down ③ 45°
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
seconds.
• The left-right rotation angle can be adjusted at 45° intervals.
RATIO GN/

minutes (page 46).
Recommended angles: Angles in which light is illuminated on the subject effectively
Left-right rotation angle, from front
2. The illuminators turn off either when the camera shutter is
Shooting distance* Angle released or the Lamp button is pressed again.
0.2 m 30° downward (Down ② index position)
0.3 m 15° downward (Down ① index position)
0.4 m 0°
0.5 m 0° AF Illuminator function
0.7 m 20ºupward (Up ① index position)
1.0 m 20ºupward (Up ① index position) With the Olympus Four Thirds System digital SLR camera, the AF illuminators can be turned on
to facilitate focus adjustment when the subject is dark or lacks contrast.
* Distance between the CCD position (marked on the This function can also be defeated in the Custom Setup operation (page 46).
camera body when you are using the E-1) and the subject.

• If the system is mounted on the shoe frame, the light emitting section faces the shooting
direction when it set at an upward angle of 20° (Up ① index position). With the Olympus Four Thirds System digital SLR camera, the illuminators function as red-eye
• Shadows are cast differently and the three-dimensional effect varies depending on the angle. reduction lamps that light up for about 1 second to minimize red eyes caused by flash emission.
Also, the effect differs according to the lens used. Set the firing angle according to your shoot- • It takes about 1 second from the time the illuminators light until the camera’s shutter releases.
ing objective. Hold the camera firmly during this period to prevent image blur.
• The intensity of the light directed at the subject varies according to the angle. • The red eye reduction effect may become less obvious when the subject does not look at the
TTL AUTO Flash is fired at optimum exposure, but the light adjustment range varies depend- flash directly from the front, the subject does not look at the pre-flash, the subject is located at a
ing on the angle. distance or due to individual properties of the subject.
MANUAL Set the flash ratio after taking some test shots.
Note
Pointing the light emitting section at the lens causes flares and ghosts.
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1. See the following table and set the lens iris (F) according LAMP • The indicator appears in the control panel.
FC-1 MODE
to the lens in use.
AUTO
LAMP CHECK

CHARGE
AUTO
CHECK RATIO GN/ the following steps.
Zuiko Digital lenses
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
POWER
(This selection is also possible with dial A.)
RATIO GN/
POWER
F11 0 → +0.3 → +0.7 → +1.0 ... +3.0
0 → –0.3 → –0.7 → –1.0 ... –3.0
ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50-200mm f2.8-3.5 Adjustment setting
• Even if a different lens iris (F) is used, flash at optimum

2. The light intensity adjustment value is displayed only when
the value is other than 0.
exposure is also available provided that it falls within the
light control range of the flash.
• Even if a different lens iris (F) Is used, optimum flash ex-
3. If the camera’s flash adjustment mode is selected, the ac-
tual flash light intensity will be the sum of the light intensity
posure is also available provided that it falls within the light
adjustment value set on the Twin Flash and that set on the
control range of the flash in use.
camera.
• The flash’s light control range varies according to the lens
and shooting distance. See page 42 for details.
trol panel applies to the Twin Flash only.
FC-1 MODE
2. When flash activation has been performed correctly, the
[Example]
LAMP
AUTO CHECK lamp blinks for about 5 seconds after the
Adjustment Light intensity adjustment Actual adjustment
AUTO
CHECK
shutter is released. If the lamp does not blink, the expo- setting display on the control panel value
LIGHT TEST/
sure may be incorrect. In this case, you will need to adjust TF-22 +0.3
CHARGE
RATIO GN/
shooting settings such as the lens iris (F). +0.3 +0.6
POWER
Camera +0.3
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1. See the following table and set the lens iris (F) according LAMP • The indicator appears in the control panel.
FC-1 MODE
to the lens in use.
AUTO
LAMP CHECK

CHARGE
AUTO
CHECK RATIO GN/ the following steps.
Zuiko Digital lenses
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
POWER
(This selection is also possible with dial A.)
RATIO GN/
POWER
F11 0 → +0.3 → +0.7 → +1.0 ... +3.0
0 → –0.3 → –0.7 → –1.0 ... –3.0
ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50-200mm f2.8-3.5 Adjustment setting
• Even if a different lens iris (F) is used, flash at optimum

2. The light intensity adjustment value is displayed only when
the value is other than 0.
exposure is also available provided that it falls within the
light control range of the flash.
• Even if a different lens iris (F) Is used, optimum flash ex-
3. If the camera’s flash adjustment mode is selected, the ac-
tual flash light intensity will be the sum of the light intensity
posure is also available provided that it falls within the light
adjustment value set on the Twin Flash and that set on the
control range of the flash in use.
camera.
• The flash’s light control range varies according to the lens
and shooting distance. See page 42 for details.
trol panel applies to the Twin Flash only.
FC-1 MODE
2. When flash activation has been performed correctly, the
[Example]
LAMP
AUTO CHECK lamp blinks for about 5 seconds after the
AUTO
CHECK
shutter is released. If the lamp does not blink, the expo- setting display on the control panel value
LIGHT TEST/
sure may be incorrect. In this case, you will need to adjust TF-22 +0.3
CHARGE
RATIO GN/
shooting settings such as the lens iris (F). +0.3 +0.6
POWER
Camera +0.3
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Twin Flash light ratio setting <MANUAL>
When using both flashes ( A and B ), you can adjust the ratio between their light intensities as required.
This makes it possible to create a three-dimensional effect by applying various degrees of shading to the In this mode, the flash is emitted according to the light intensity setting.
subject as shown below.
1. The control panel shows the light intensity ratio.
FC-1 MODE
When both of the two flashes are used, their combined
LAMP
light intensity is displayed.
AUTO
CHECK
Light intensity ratio: Ratio of the current light intensity with
LIGHT TEST/ respect to the full flash light intensity.
CHARGE
RATIO GN/ * The light intensity ratio display can be changed to the guide number
POWER (GN). display in the Custom Setup operation (page 98).
2. Turn dial A to set the desired light intensity ratio.

The available light intensity ratios are 1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8,
1/16, 1/32, 1/64, 1/128, 1/256 and 1/512.
• The amount of illumination from the Twin Flash that is ap-
plied to the subject varies depending on such conditions
Light ratio 8 : 1 1:1 1:8
as whether one flash unit is used or two flash units are
When dial A is turned, the Twin Flash A / B light ratio is displayed on the control panel. The Twin used, angle adjustment and light ratio. Set the appropriate
Flash light ratio is ready for adjustment. iris (F) or light intensity ratio by referring to the guide num-
• The control panel display shows both the light intensity ratio and bar graph simultaneously. ber charts.
• The setting can be varied in steps of 1/3.
Light ratio Control panel display

When using two flashes (Combined guide number)
FC-1 MODE Light inten-
Only flash A fires. sity ratio 1/1 1/2 1/4 1/8 1/16 1/32 1/64 1/128 1/256 1/512
LAMP A Flash B does not fire.
GNm 22 16 11 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0
AUTO
CHECK Light ratio 8:1
(Equivalent to +3 steps when converted to GNft 72 52 36 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3
8:1
LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE exposure value)
RATIO GN/
Light ratio 4:1 When using only one flash
POWER
4:1 (Equivalent to +2 steps when converted to
exposure value)
Light inten-
sity ratio 1/1 1/2 1/4 1/8 1/16 1/32 1/64 1/128 1/256 1/512
Light ratio 2:1
2:1 (Equivalent to +1 steps when converted to GNm 16 11 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0 0.7
exposure value)
GNft 52 36 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3 2.3
Both flash A and flash B emit light at the same
Twin Flash light ratio 1:1 intensity.
Light ratio 1:2

1:2 (Equivalent to –1 steps when converted to
exposure value)
Light ratio 1:4
Note 1:4 (Equivalent to –2 steps when converted to
exposure value)
In situations where optimum
Light ratio 1:8
exposure cannot be obtained 1:8 (Equivalent to –3 steps when converted to
with the selected light ratio exposure value)
value, the system may auto-
matically change the value Only flash B fires.
B Flash A does not fire.
before flash emission.
36 37
Twin Flash light ratio setting <MANUAL>
This makes it possible to create a three-dimensional effect by applying various degrees of shading to the In this mode, the flash is emitted according to the light intensity setting.
subject as shown below.
1. The control panel shows the light intensity ratio.
FC-1 MODE
When both of the two flashes are used, their combined
LAMP
light intensity is displayed.
AUTO
CHECK
Light intensity ratio: Ratio of the current light intensity with
LIGHT TEST/ respect to the full flash light intensity.
CHARGE
RATIO GN/ * The light intensity ratio display can be changed to the guide number
POWER (GN). display in the Custom Setup operation (page 98).
2. Turn dial A to set the desired light intensity ratio.

The available light intensity ratios are 1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8,
1/16, 1/32, 1/64, 1/128, 1/256 and 1/512.
• The amount of illumination from the Twin Flash that is ap-
plied to the subject varies depending on such conditions
Light ratio 8 : 1 1:1 1:8
as whether one flash unit is used or two flash units are
When dial A is turned, the Twin Flash A / B light ratio is displayed on the control panel. The Twin used, angle adjustment and light ratio. Set the appropriate
Flash light ratio is ready for adjustment. iris (F) or light intensity ratio by referring to the guide num-
• The control panel display shows both the light intensity ratio and bar graph simultaneously. ber charts.
• The setting can be varied in steps of 1/3.

When using two flashes (Combined guide number)
FC-1 MODE Light inten-
Only flash A fires. sity ratio 1/1 1/2 1/4 1/8 1/16 1/32 1/64 1/128 1/256 1/512
LAMP A Flash B does not fire.
GNm 22 16 11 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0
AUTO
CHECK Light ratio 8:1
(Equivalent to +3 steps when converted to GNft 72 52 36 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3
8:1
LIGHT TEST/
RATIO GN/
Light ratio 4:1 When using only one flash
POWER
exposure value)
Light inten-
sity ratio 1/1 1/2 1/4 1/8 1/16 1/32 1/64 1/128 1/256 1/512
Light ratio 2:1
2:1 (Equivalent to +1 steps when converted to GNm 16 11 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0 0.7
exposure value)
GNft 52 36 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3 2.3
Both flash A and flash B emit light at the same
Twin Flash light ratio 1:1 intensity.
Light ratio 1:2

1:2 (Equivalent to –1 steps when converted to
exposure value)
Light ratio 1:4
Note 1:4 (Equivalent to –2 steps when converted to
exposure value)
In situations where optimum
Light ratio 1:8
exposure cannot be obtained 1:8 (Equivalent to –3 steps when converted to
with the selected light ratio exposure value)
value, the system may auto-
matically change the value Only flash B fires.
B Flash A does not fire.
before flash emission.
36 37
How to determine the lens iris (F), light intensity or guide number (GN) Light intensity adjustment
Since the distance to the subject is very short and the shooting magnification is very high in The light intensity ratio (guide number) can be adjusted in 1/3-step increments.
Macro shooting, the light intensity is lower than would normally be the case with the lens iris
(F) setting. This is because the light intensity for the lens iris is based on a distance setting of The light intensity adjustment must be set to ON in the Cus-
infinity. FC-1 MODE tom Setup operation (page 46).

The F-number at this time is referred to as the effective F-value, which is variable depending LAMP • The indicator appears in the control panel.
on the shooting magnification and lens type. In consequence, the above factor should be AUTO
CHECK
taken in consideration when determining the flash light intensity and lens iris in the MANUAL LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
mode. RATIO GN/ the following steps.
POWER
0 → +0.3 → +0.7
1. When using an Olympus Four Thirds System SLR camera: → Turning the dial further increases the light intensity ratio.
• Check the TF-22 Twin Flash light control range diagram for each lens on page 42, and set 0 → –0.3 → –0.7
the combination of the lens iris (F) and light intensity ratio according to the shooting dis- → Turning the dial further decreases the light intensity ratio.
Adjustment setting
tance.
• If optimum exposure cannot be obtained, take some test shots and adjust the lens iris, light 2. Even if the camera’s flash adjustment mode is selected, it
intensity ratio and other conditions as required. will not be applied. Only the adjustment set on the Ring
Flash is applied.
• Take some test shots and set the lens iris (F) and light intensity ratio as required. [Example]
TF-22 +0.3
+0.3 +0.3
Camera +0.3
38 39
How to determine the lens iris (F), light intensity or guide number (GN) Light intensity adjustment
Since the distance to the subject is very short and the shooting magnification is very high in The light intensity ratio (guide number) can be adjusted in 1/3-step increments.
Macro shooting, the light intensity is lower than would normally be the case with the lens iris
(F) setting. This is because the light intensity for the lens iris is based on a distance setting of The light intensity adjustment must be set to ON in the Cus-
infinity. FC-1 MODE tom Setup operation (page 46).

The F-number at this time is referred to as the effective F-value, which is variable depending LAMP • The indicator appears in the control panel.
on the shooting magnification and lens type. In consequence, the above factor should be AUTO
CHECK
taken in consideration when determining the flash light intensity and lens iris in the MANUAL LIGHT TEST/
CHARGE
mode. RATIO GN/ the following steps.
POWER
0 → +0.3 → +0.7
1. When using an Olympus Four Thirds System SLR camera: → Turning the dial further increases the light intensity ratio.
• Check the TF-22 Twin Flash light control range diagram for each lens on page 42, and set 0 → –0.3 → –0.7
the combination of the lens iris (F) and light intensity ratio according to the shooting dis- → Turning the dial further decreases the light intensity ratio.
Adjustment setting
tance.
• If optimum exposure cannot be obtained, take some test shots and adjust the lens iris, light 2. Even if the camera’s flash adjustment mode is selected, it
intensity ratio and other conditions as required. will not be applied. Only the adjustment set on the Ring
Flash is applied.
• Take some test shots and set the lens iris (F) and light intensity ratio as required. [Example]
TF-22 +0.3
+0.3 +0.3
Camera +0.3
38 39
Twin Flash light ratio setting <Using the diffuser FDT-1>
This makes it possible to create a three-dimensional effect by applying various degrees of shading to the The diffuser enables shooting under soft lighting by attenuating the shades on the subject.
subject as shown below. Another way that shooting options are increased is the ability to use the wide-open iris (F).
1. Insert the diffuser into the diffuser mounting grooves of

the Twin Flash.
• Since the use of the diffuser reduces light intensity by about
2 steps, the guide numbers (GN) change as shown in the
following tables.
TTL AUTO
• Flash at optimum exposure is possible, but the light con-
trol range is reduced due to decrease in the guide num-
ber (GN).
MANUAL
Light ratio 8 : 1 1:1 1:8 • Refer to the following tables when setting the lens iris (F).
When dial A is turned, the Twin Flash A / B light ratio is displayed on the control panel. The Twin When using two flashes (Combined guide number)
Flash light ratio is ready for adjustment.
Light intensity ratio 1/1 1/2 1/4 1/8 1/16 1/32 1/64 1/128 1/256 1/512
• The control panel display shows both the light intensity ratio and bar graph simultaneously. GNm Without diffuser 22 16 11 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0
• The setting can be varied in steps of 1/3. With diffuser 11 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0 0.7 0.5
GNft Without diffuser 72 52 36 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3
FC-1 MODE
With diffuser 36 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3 2.3 1.7
Only flash A fires.
LAMP A Flash B does not fire. When using only one flash
AUTO
CHECK Light ratio 8:1 Light intensity ratio 1/1 1/2 1/4 1/8 1/16 1/32 1/64 1/128 1/256 1/512
TEST/ GNm Without diffuser 16 11 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0 0.7
LIGHT
RATIO GN/
Light ratio 4:1
With diffuser 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0 0.7 0.5 0.4
POWER
4:1 (Equivalent to +2 steps when converted to GNft Without diffuser 52 36 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3 2.3
exposure value)
With diffuser 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3 2.3 1.7 1.2
Light ratio 2:1
exposure value)
<Other operations>
Twin Flash light ratio Both flash A and flash B emit light at the same
1:1 intensity. ■The tripod screw of the Twin Flash can be used as follows.
Light ratio 1:2
1:2 (Equivalent to –1 steps when converted to • TTL AUTO
Note exposure value)
Flash at optimum exposure is available but the light con-
Light ratio 1:4
If the selected Twin Flash light 1:4 (Equivalent to –2 steps when converted to trol range varies depending on the shooting conditions.
ratio is too low for the selected exposure value)
light intensity ratio (guide • MANUAL
Light ratio 1:8
number), the Twin Flash light 1:8 (Equivalent to –3 steps when converted to Set the lens iris (F) by performing test flash activation.
ratio display blinks. If this hap- exposure value)
pens, change the Twin Flash
B Only flash B fires.
ratio or light intensity ratio
Flash A does not fire.
(guide number) (page 46).
40 41
Twin Flash light ratio setting <Using the diffuser FDT-1>
This makes it possible to create a three-dimensional effect by applying various degrees of shading to the The diffuser enables shooting under soft lighting by attenuating the shades on the subject.
subject as shown below. Another way that shooting options are increased is the ability to use the wide-open iris (F).
1. Insert the diffuser into the diffuser mounting grooves of

the Twin Flash.
• Since the use of the diffuser reduces light intensity by about
2 steps, the guide numbers (GN) change as shown in the
following tables.
TTL AUTO
• Flash at optimum exposure is possible, but the light con-
trol range is reduced due to decrease in the guide num-
ber (GN).
MANUAL
Light ratio 8 : 1 1:1 1:8 • Refer to the following tables when setting the lens iris (F).
When dial A is turned, the Twin Flash A / B light ratio is displayed on the control panel. The Twin When using two flashes (Combined guide number)
Flash light ratio is ready for adjustment.
Light intensity ratio 1/1 1/2 1/4 1/8 1/16 1/32 1/64 1/128 1/256 1/512
• The control panel display shows both the light intensity ratio and bar graph simultaneously. GNm Without diffuser 22 16 11 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0
• The setting can be varied in steps of 1/3. With diffuser 11 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0 0.7 0.5
GNft Without diffuser 72 52 36 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3
FC-1 MODE
With diffuser 36 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3 2.3 1.7
Only flash A fires.
LAMP A Flash B does not fire. When using only one flash
AUTO
CHECK Light ratio 8:1 Light intensity ratio 1/1 1/2 1/4 1/8 1/16 1/32 1/64 1/128 1/256 1/512
TEST/ GNm Without diffuser 16 11 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0 0.7
LIGHT
RATIO GN/
Light ratio 4:1
With diffuser 8.0 5.6 4.0 2.8 2.0 1.4 1.0 0.7 0.5 0.4
POWER
4:1 (Equivalent to +2 steps when converted to GNft Without diffuser 52 36 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3 2.3
exposure value)
With diffuser 26 18 13 9.2 6.6 4.6 3.3 2.3 1.7 1.2
Light ratio 2:1
exposure value)
<Other operations>
Twin Flash light ratio Both flash A and flash B emit light at the same
1:1 intensity. ■The tripod screw of the Twin Flash can be used as follows.
Light ratio 1:2
1:2 (Equivalent to –1 steps when converted to • TTL AUTO
Note exposure value)
Flash at optimum exposure is available but the light con-
Light ratio 1:4
If the selected Twin Flash light 1:4 (Equivalent to –2 steps when converted to trol range varies depending on the shooting conditions.
ratio is too low for the selected exposure value)
light intensity ratio (guide • MANUAL
Light ratio 1:8
number), the Twin Flash light 1:8 (Equivalent to –3 steps when converted to Set the lens iris (F) by performing test flash activation.
ratio display blinks. If this hap- exposure value)
pens, change the Twin Flash
B Only flash B fires.
ratio or light intensity ratio
Flash A does not fire.
(guide number) (page 46).
40 41
The following figures show the light control range of the TF-22 Twin Flash with each type of lens.
4 )
)
)
16
32
/6
)
4)
8)
/1
/2
Iris (F)
(1
1/
1/
1/
1/
(1
(1
The figures assume that both flashes are used at the recommended angle (page 32). Light intensity ratio ISO100 (ISO400)
16
− −
1(
2(
4(
8(
F22 − −
1/
1/
1/
1/
1/
1/32(1/128)
1. TTL AUTO F16

F11
1/128(1/512)
shooting distance shown in the following charts.
F8
1/256(−−)
Range with ISO 100 Range with ISO 400 F5.6
1/512(−−)
2. MANUAL F4.0
• Flash at optimum exposure can be obtained by setting the light intensity ratio and lens iris F2.8
Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.25m 0.22mm
(F) combination for each shooting distance. distance ☆: When one flash unit is used (ISO100, 1/512)

• Since the optimum exposure is variable depending on subject, lighting, distance, etc., it is recommended that you
Light control range using one flash unit at 1/512 flash emission ratio with ISO 100

6)
2)
)
8)
/1
/2
/4
/1
/3
Iris (F)
1/
(1
(1

1
1
1(
2(
4(
8(
−
F22
1/
1/
1/
1/
−
4)
)
)
16
32
/6
)
4)
8)
/1
/2
Iris (F)
(1
1/16(1/64)
1/
1/
1/
1/
(1
(1
16
− −
1(
2(
4(
8(
F16 1/16(1/64) − − 1/16(1/64)
F22
1/
1/
1/
1/
1/
1/32(1/128) 1/32(1/128)
F11 1/32(1/128) 1/32(1/128)
F16
1/64(1/256) 1/64(1/256)
F8 1/64(1/256) 1/64(1/256)
F11
1/128(1/512) 1/128(1/512)
F5.6 1/128(1/512) 1/128(1/512)
F8
1/256(−−) 1/256(−−)
F4.0 1/256(−−) 1/256(−−)
F5.6
1/512(−−−) 1/512(−−)
F2.8 1/512(−−−) 1/512(−−)
F4.0
F2 Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.25m 0.22mm 22.2cm 17.7cm

distance ☆: When one flash unit is used (ISO100, 1/512) When EX-25 Extension Tube
Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.24m 23.1cm 21.3cm
distance is used.
☆: When one flash unit is used (ISO100, 1/512) When EX-25 Extension Tube TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 100
is used.
TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 100 TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 400
TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 400 Light control range using one flash unit at 1/512 flash emission ratio with ISO 100

ratio is 1/1.
42 43
The following figures show the light control range of the TF-22 Twin Flash with each type of lens.
4 )
)
)
16
32
/6
)
4)
8)
/1
/2
Iris (F)
(1
1/
1/
1/
1/
(1
(1
The figures assume that both flashes are used at the recommended angle (page 32). Light intensity ratio ISO100 (ISO400)
16
− −
1(
2(
4(
8(
F22 − −
1/
1/
1/
1/
1/
1/32(1/128)
1. TTL AUTO F16

F11
1/128(1/512)
shooting distance shown in the following charts.
F8
1/256(−−)
Range with ISO 100 Range with ISO 400 F5.6
1/512(−−)
2. MANUAL F4.0
• Flash at optimum exposure can be obtained by setting the light intensity ratio and lens iris F2.8
Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.25m 0.22mm
(F) combination for each shooting distance. distance ☆: When one flash unit is used (ISO100, 1/512)

• Since the optimum exposure is variable depending on subject, lighting, distance, etc., it is recommended that you

6)
2)
)
8)
/1
/2
/4
/1
/3
Iris (F)
1/
(1
(1

1
1
1(
2(
4(
8(
−
F22
1/
1/
1/
1/
−
4)
)
)
16
32
/6
)
4)
8)
/1
/2
Iris (F)
(1
1/16(1/64)
1/
1/
1/
1/
(1
(1
16
− −
1(
2(
4(
8(
F16 1/16(1/64) − − 1/16(1/64)
F22
1/
1/
1/
1/
1/
1/32(1/128) 1/32(1/128)
F11 1/32(1/128) 1/32(1/128)
F16
1/64(1/256) 1/64(1/256)
F8 1/64(1/256) 1/64(1/256)
F11
1/128(1/512) 1/128(1/512)
F5.6 1/128(1/512) 1/128(1/512)
F8
1/256(−−) 1/256(−−)
F4.0 1/256(−−) 1/256(−−)
F5.6
1/512(−−−) 1/512(−−)
F2.8 1/512(−−−) 1/512(−−)
F4.0
F2 Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.25m 0.22mm 22.2cm 17.7cm

distance ☆: When one flash unit is used (ISO100, 1/512) When EX-25 Extension Tube
Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.24m 23.1cm 21.3cm
distance is used.
☆: When one flash unit is used (ISO100, 1/512) When EX-25 Extension Tube TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 100
is used.
TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 400 Light control range using one flash unit at 1/512 flash emission ratio with ISO 100

ratio is 1/1.
42 43
ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50-200mm f2.8-3.5, At 50 mm ZUIKO DIGITAL 11-22mm f2.8-3.5, At 11 mm
)
16
32
)
4)
8)
/1
/2
)
)
/1
/2
Iris (F) Iris (F)
1/
1/
1/
1/
(1
(1
Light intensity ratio ISO100 (ISO400) Light intensity ratio ISO100 (ISO400)
(1
(1
− −
1(
2(
4(
8(
−
−
F22 − −
1/
1/
1/
1/
F22
−
1/1(1/4) 1/16(1/64)
F16 1/4(1/16) F16
1/2(1/8) 1/32(1/128) The EX-25 Extension Tube
cannot be used.
F11 1/8(1/32) F11
1/4(1/16) 1/64(1/256)
F8 1/16(1/64) F8
1/8(1/32) 1/128(1/512)
F5.6 1/32(1/128) F5.6
1/16(1/64) 1/256(−−)
F4.0 1/64(1/256) F4.0
1/32(1/128) 1/512(−−)
F2.8 F2.8
Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1.2m 28cm - 278.6cm Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.25m
distance When EX-25 Extension Tube distance ☆: When one flash unit is used (ISO100, 1/512)
is used.
)
16
32
)
)
)
4)
8)
/1
/2
/1
/2
Iris (F) Iris (F)
1/
1/
1/
1/
(1
(1
(1
(1
−−(1/2) − −
1(
2(
4(
8(
−
F22 − −
1/
1/
1/
1/
F22
−
1/1(1/4) 1/1(1/4) 1/16(1/64)

F16 F16
1/2(1/8) 1/2(1/8) 1/32(1/128) The EX-25 Extension Tube
F11 cannot be used.
F11
1/4(1/16) 1/4(1/16) 1/64(1/256)
F8 F8
1/8(1/32) 1/8(1/32) 1/128(1/512)
F5.6 F5.6
1/16(1/64) 1/16(1/64) 1/256(−−)
F4.0 F4.0
Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1.2m 195.9cm 88.5cm Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.28m

distance When EX-25 Extension Tube distance
is used.
44 45
)
16
32
)
4)
8)
/1
/2
)
)
/1
/2
Iris (F) Iris (F)
1/
1/
1/
1/
(1
(1
(1
(1
− −
1(
2(
4(
8(
−
−
F22 − −
1/
1/
1/
1/
F22
−
1/1(1/4) 1/16(1/64)
F16 1/4(1/16) F16
1/2(1/8) 1/32(1/128) The EX-25 Extension Tube
cannot be used.
F11 1/8(1/32) F11
1/4(1/16) 1/64(1/256)
F8 1/16(1/64) F8
1/8(1/32) 1/128(1/512)
F5.6 1/32(1/128) F5.6
1/16(1/64) 1/256(−−)
F4.0 1/64(1/256) F4.0
1/32(1/128) 1/512(−−)
F2.8 F2.8
Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1.2m 28cm - 278.6cm Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.25m
distance When EX-25 Extension Tube distance ☆: When one flash unit is used (ISO100, 1/512)
is used.
)
16
32
)
)
)
4)
8)
/1
/2
/1
/2
Iris (F) Iris (F)
1/
1/
1/
1/
(1
(1
(1
(1
−−(1/2) − −
1(
2(
4(
8(
−
F22 − −
1/
1/
1/
1/
F22
−
1/1(1/4) 1/1(1/4) 1/16(1/64)

F16 F16
1/2(1/8) 1/2(1/8) 1/32(1/128) The EX-25 Extension Tube
F11 cannot be used.
F11
1/4(1/16) 1/4(1/16) 1/64(1/256)
F8 F8
1/8(1/32) 1/8(1/32) 1/128(1/512)
F5.6 F5.6
1/16(1/64) 1/16(1/64) 1/256(−−)
F4.0 F4.0
Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1.2m 195.9cm 88.5cm Shooting 16m 8m 4m 2m 1m 0.5m 0.28m

distance When EX-25 Extension Tube distance
is used.
44 45
CUSTOM SETUP ALL RESET
Custom setup allows each user to customize flash setup to suit his or her preferences. All Reset resets the custom setups to the factory default settings.
Setup procedure • Press the MODE and LIGHT buttons simultaneously for 2 or
FC-1 MODE more seconds to reset the custom setups (except for the
1. Turn the Macro Flash Controller on. LAMP distance display unit (m/ft)) to the default settings.
FC-1 MODE
AUTO
• The distance display unit (m/ft) is not altered by the all reset
LAMP
2. Press and hold the MODE button for more than 2 sec- CHECK
operation.
TEST/
AUTO
CHECK
onds, until the setup mode display appears in the control LIGHT
RATIO GN/
CHARGE
• Restore the Ring Flash (RING) and Twin Flash (TWIN) modes
LIGHT TEST/ panel. POWER
respectively.
CHARGE
RATIO GN/
POWER
3. Turn dial A to select the setup mode.
4. Turn dial B to select the value.
WARNING DISPLAY LIST
5. Press the MODE button to exit from setup and return to
the previous control panel display. Warning details Control panel display Remedy
The Ring Flash or Twin Flash • The display disappears automatically in

Mode display Value display is not connected. about 4 seconds. When the display has dis-
Setup mode Function Default appeared, connect the Ring Flash or Twin
Dial A Dial B
Flash.
AF illuminator is activated according to the control
from the camera.
AF illuminator A
lamp
AF illuminator is defeated.
Connection failure during or • The display disappears automatically in
connector disconnection dur- about 4 seconds.
∼ The lighting time of the modeling lamp can be set. ing power ON. • When the display has disappeared, re-con-
LAMP timer Selectable time: 1" (1 sec.) ~ 10", 15", 20", 25", 30", 30" nect the Ring Flash or Twin Flash.
40", 50", 60" and – –" (3 min.)
Light intensity cannot be adjusted.

Light intensity
OFF
adjustment The Twin Flash light ratio is • Set the proper Twin Flash light ratio or light
Light intensity can be adjusted. intensity ratio.
improper.
The light intensity in MANUAL mode is displayed in • Flash emission with the se-
Guide number terms of light intensity ratio. lected light ratio is not pos-
OFF sible in Manual mode.
display
The light intensity in MANUAL mode is displayed in
terms of guide number.
Guide numbers are displayed in meters.

Guide number
m
Unit of distance
Guide numbers are displayed in feet.
• Custom setup can be performed separately for the Ring Flash (RING) and Twin Flash (TWIN).
46 47
CUSTOM SETUP ALL RESET
Custom setup allows each user to customize flash setup to suit his or her preferences. All Reset resets the custom setups to the factory default settings.
Setup procedure • Press the MODE and LIGHT buttons simultaneously for 2 or
FC-1 MODE more seconds to reset the custom setups (except for the
1. Turn the Macro Flash Controller on. LAMP distance display unit (m/ft)) to the default settings.
FC-1 MODE
AUTO
• The distance display unit (m/ft) is not altered by the all reset
LAMP
2. Press and hold the MODE button for more than 2 sec- CHECK
operation.
TEST/
AUTO
CHECK
onds, until the setup mode display appears in the control LIGHT
RATIO GN/
CHARGE
• Restore the Ring Flash (RING) and Twin Flash (TWIN) modes
LIGHT TEST/ panel. POWER
respectively.
CHARGE
RATIO GN/
POWER
3. Turn dial A to select the setup mode.
4. Turn dial B to select the value.
WARNING DISPLAY LIST
5. Press the MODE button to exit from setup and return to
the previous control panel display. Warning details Control panel display Remedy
The Ring Flash or Twin Flash • The display disappears automatically in

Mode display Value display is not connected. about 4 seconds. When the display has dis-
Setup mode Function Default appeared, connect the Ring Flash or Twin
Dial A Dial B
Flash.
AF illuminator is activated according to the control
from the camera.
AF illuminator A
lamp
AF illuminator is defeated.
Connection failure during or • The display disappears automatically in
connector disconnection dur- about 4 seconds.
∼ The lighting time of the modeling lamp can be set. ing power ON. • When the display has disappeared, re-con-
LAMP timer Selectable time: 1" (1 sec.) ~ 10", 15", 20", 25", 30", 30" nect the Ring Flash or Twin Flash.
40", 50", 60" and – –" (3 min.)
Light intensity cannot be adjusted.

Light intensity
OFF
adjustment The Twin Flash light ratio is • Set the proper Twin Flash light ratio or light
Light intensity can be adjusted. intensity ratio.
improper.
The light intensity in MANUAL mode is displayed in • Flash emission with the se-
Guide number terms of light intensity ratio. lected light ratio is not pos-
OFF sible in Manual mode.
display
The light intensity in MANUAL mode is displayed in
terms of guide number.
Guide numbers are displayed in meters.

Guide number
m
Unit of distance
Guide numbers are displayed in feet.
• Custom setup can be performed separately for the Ring Flash (RING) and Twin Flash (TWIN).
46 47
CONTINUOUS FIRING OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
Continuous firing makes the light-emitting section hot and may cause it to deteriorate or malfunc- Shoe adapter ring
tion. Therefore, continuous firing should be limited to the counts shown in the following tables. Do
not use the Macro Flash System for at least 10 minutes after continuous firing up to the limit count. • Flash Adapter Ring FR-1
Mounting adapter for use with a Zuiko Digital
Limit counts of continuous firings ED50mmf2.0Macro lens for Olympus Four Thirds System
digital cameras.
Limit count
Ring Flash RF-11 40 times
Limit count
Twin Flash TF-22 40 times
External power supplies
• Flash High Voltage Set SHV-1

(Includes the HV-1 High Voltage Pack, BN-1 Ni-Mh Bat-
tery Pack and AC-2 AC Adapter.)
The included BN-1 Ni-Mh battery pack makes it possible
to charge the flash faster and increase the available flash
emission count.
Batteries used in FC-1 Battery used in HV-1 Flash interval Flash count
BN-1 Approx. 1 sec. Approx. 750 times
AA (R6) alkaline batteries
None Approx. 1.2 sec. Approx. 420 times
• Flash emission interval and count data obtained from in-house tests at Olympus.
Note
Up to 40 successive full flashes are permitted. To allow the light-emitting surface to cool, the flash should not be
used for at least 10 minutes after 10 flashes have been fired. See page 48 for details.
48 49
CONTINUOUS FIRING OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
Continuous firing makes the light-emitting section hot and may cause it to deteriorate or malfunc- Shoe adapter ring
tion. Therefore, continuous firing should be limited to the counts shown in the following tables. Do
not use the Macro Flash System for at least 10 minutes after continuous firing up to the limit count. • Flash Adapter Ring FR-1
Mounting adapter for use with a Zuiko Digital
Limit counts of continuous firings ED50mmf2.0Macro lens for Olympus Four Thirds System
digital cameras.
Limit count
Ring Flash RF-11 40 times
Limit count
Twin Flash TF-22 40 times
External power supplies
• Flash High Voltage Set SHV-1

(Includes the HV-1 High Voltage Pack, BN-1 Ni-Mh Bat-
tery Pack and AC-2 AC Adapter.)
The included BN-1 Ni-Mh battery pack makes it possible
to charge the flash faster and increase the available flash
emission count.
Batteries used in FC-1 Battery used in HV-1 Flash interval Flash count
BN-1 Approx. 1 sec. Approx. 750 times
AA (R6) alkaline batteries
None Approx. 1.2 sec. Approx. 420 times
• Flash emission interval and count data obtained from in-house tests at Olympus.
Note
Up to 40 successive full flashes are permitted. To allow the light-emitting surface to cool, the flash should not be
used for at least 10 minutes after 10 flashes have been fired. See page 48 for details.
48 49
Q&A MAIN SPECIFICATIONS
Q The FC-1 cannot be turned on. Macro Flash Controller FC-1
A It cannot be turned on in the following cases. Model Number : FS-FC1
• When the connector(s) for the unused flash (either the Ring Flash or Twin Flash) is not Type : External flash controller for digital still camera
capped. Light-emitting device : Ring Flash RF-11 or Twin Flash TF-22, exchangeable.
• When both the Ring Flash and Twin Flash are connected. Auto power OFF : Interlocks with the auto power OFF operation of a camera with communication capability.
Illuminator : Automatic firing at low intensity, possible only when a camera with com-
Q Is multi-flash shooting possible in the TTL AUTO mode? munication capability is connected.
A No, it is not possible. Standard effective distance : 0.2 to 3 m (0.7 to 9.9 ft) (Variable depending on the camera and lens in use.)
Power supply : AA (R6) alkaline dry cell batteries (LR6) x 4,
Q Why does the flash get hot after successive firing? AA (R6) Ni-Cd batteries x 4,
AA (R6) Ni-Mh batteries x 4,
A The batteries generate heat when flash firing is repeated successively. In this case, use the
AA (R6) Ni-Mn batteries (ZR6) x 4,
flash at intervals until the light-emitting section and batteries cool down.
AA (R6) lithium batteries (FR6) x 4 or
3 V lithium battery pack (Olympus LB-01) x 2
Q Why can’t I mount the FC-1 on the camera? External power supply : Flash High Voltage Set SHV-1 (optional)
A It cannot be mounted if the lock pin is in the out position. If this is the case, turn the lock ring all Dimensions : 78(W) x 141(H) x 119(D) mm (3.1 x 5.6 x 4.7 in.) (excluding protrusions)
the way in the opposite direction to [fl LOCK] until it stops. Once the lock pin is in the in
Weight : 320 g (11.3 oz) (excluding batteries)
position, you can mount the FC-1 on the camera (page 14). Operating environment: Temperature: 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F).
Humidity: No more than 80% (without condensation).
Q Why doesn’t the control mode change when I press the MODE button?
A When the Macro Flash System is connected to certain types of communication-capable cam- Ring Flash RF-11
era, the flash control mode may only be controlled from the camera. Model Number : FS-RF11
Type : External flash for digital still camera
Q What is the recommended white balance setting for the camera when using the flash? Guide numbers : TTL AUTO : 11
A The auto white balance mode is recommended. If you use the manual white balance mode, MANUAL : 0.7 to 11
set the color temperature to 5500K. Note that the color temperature varies depending on the Firing angle : 80°
flash shooting conditions. Flash emission period : Approx. 1/560 sec.
Flash emission count : Approx. 250 times (using the LR6-type AA (R6) alkaline dry cell batter-
Q When the Olympus E-1 Four Thirds System digital camera enters the sleep mode, the FC-1’s ies) or approx. 420 times (using the LB-01 lithium battery packs). (Vari-
control panel display turns off. Is this normal? able depending on shooting conditions)
A Yes, it is normal. When the E-1 enters the sleep mode, so does the FC-1. When the camera Recharge time : Approx. 4 seconds (using the AA (R6) alkaline manganese batteries) or
(From full flash activation to
wakes up, so does the FC-1. lighting of Charge lamp) approx. 4 seconds times (using the LB-01 lithium battery packs).
Flash modes : TTL AUTO and MANUAL
Q Does the FC-1 also turn off when the Olympus E-1 digital camera is turned off? Illuminator : 4 lamps built in.
A When the Olympus E-1 Four Thirds System digital camera is turned off, the FC-1 enters the Lens mount : Bayonet
sleep mode. When the E-1 is turned on again, the FC-1 also turns on. When you want to turn Cable length : Approx. 100 mm (3.9 in)
off the FC-1, turn off the FC-1 before turning off the E-1. In addition, when connected to a Dimensions : 120(W) x 135.5(H) x 24(D) mm (4.7 x 5.3 x 0.9 in.) (excluding cable)
camera without communication capability, the FC-1 enters the sleep mode if it is not operated Weight : 145 g (5.1 oz)
for about 60 minutes. Operating environment : Temperature: 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F).
Humidity : No more than 80% (without condensation).
50 51
Q&A MAIN SPECIFICATIONS
Q The FC-1 cannot be turned on. Macro Flash Controller FC-1
A It cannot be turned on in the following cases. Model Number : FS-FC1
• When the connector(s) for the unused flash (either the Ring Flash or Twin Flash) is not Type : External flash controller for digital still camera
capped. Light-emitting device : Ring Flash RF-11 or Twin Flash TF-22, exchangeable.
• When both the Ring Flash and Twin Flash are connected. Auto power OFF : Interlocks with the auto power OFF operation of a camera with communication capability.
Illuminator : Automatic firing at low intensity, possible only when a camera with com-
Q Is multi-flash shooting possible in the TTL AUTO mode? munication capability is connected.
A No, it is not possible. Standard effective distance : 0.2 to 3 m (0.7 to 9.9 ft) (Variable depending on the camera and lens in use.)
Power supply : AA (R6) alkaline dry cell batteries (LR6) x 4,
Q Why does the flash get hot after successive firing? AA (R6) Ni-Cd batteries x 4,
AA (R6) Ni-Mh batteries x 4,
A The batteries generate heat when flash firing is repeated successively. In this case, use the
AA (R6) Ni-Mn batteries (ZR6) x 4,
flash at intervals until the light-emitting section and batteries cool down.
AA (R6) lithium batteries (FR6) x 4 or
3 V lithium battery pack (Olympus LB-01) x 2
Q Why can’t I mount the FC-1 on the camera? External power supply : Flash High Voltage Set SHV-1 (optional)
A It cannot be mounted if the lock pin is in the out position. If this is the case, turn the lock ring all Dimensions : 78(W) x 141(H) x 119(D) mm (3.1 x 5.6 x 4.7 in.) (excluding protrusions)
the way in the opposite direction to [fl LOCK] until it stops. Once the lock pin is in the in
Weight : 320 g (11.3 oz) (excluding batteries)
position, you can mount the FC-1 on the camera (page 14). Operating environment: Temperature: 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F).
Humidity: No more than 80% (without condensation).
Q Why doesn’t the control mode change when I press the MODE button?
A When the Macro Flash System is connected to certain types of communication-capable cam- Ring Flash RF-11
era, the flash control mode may only be controlled from the camera. Model Number : FS-RF11
Q What is the recommended white balance setting for the camera when using the flash? Guide numbers : TTL AUTO : 11
A The auto white balance mode is recommended. If you use the manual white balance mode, MANUAL : 0.7 to 11
set the color temperature to 5500K. Note that the color temperature varies depending on the Firing angle : 80°
flash shooting conditions. Flash emission period : Approx. 1/560 sec.
Q When the Olympus E-1 Four Thirds System digital camera enters the sleep mode, the FC-1’s ies) or approx. 420 times (using the LB-01 lithium battery packs). (Vari-
control panel display turns off. Is this normal? able depending on shooting conditions)
A Yes, it is normal. When the E-1 enters the sleep mode, so does the FC-1. When the camera Recharge time : Approx. 4 seconds (using the AA (R6) alkaline manganese batteries) or
(From full flash activation to
wakes up, so does the FC-1. lighting of Charge lamp) approx. 4 seconds times (using the LB-01 lithium battery packs).
Q Does the FC-1 also turn off when the Olympus E-1 digital camera is turned off? Illuminator : 4 lamps built in.
A When the Olympus E-1 Four Thirds System digital camera is turned off, the FC-1 enters the Lens mount : Bayonet
sleep mode. When the E-1 is turned on again, the FC-1 also turns on. When you want to turn Cable length : Approx. 100 mm (3.9 in)
off the FC-1, turn off the FC-1 before turning off the E-1. In addition, when connected to a Dimensions : 120(W) x 135.5(H) x 24(D) mm (4.7 x 5.3 x 0.9 in.) (excluding cable)
camera without communication capability, the FC-1 enters the sleep mode if it is not operated Weight : 145 g (5.1 oz)
for about 60 minutes. Operating environment : Temperature: 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F).
50 51
Twin Flash TF-22
Model Number : FS-TF22
Guide numbers : Full flash activation: 22 (using 2 flashes) or 16 (using 1 flash).
Minimum flash activation : 1.0 (using 2 flashes) or 0.7 (using 1 flash).
MANUAL flash activation : 1.0 to 22 (using 2 flashes) or 0.7 to 16 (using 1 flash).
Firing angle : Using 1 flash: Up-down 50°, left-right 55°
Flash emission period : Approx. 1/1250 sec.
ies) or approx. 420 times (using the LB-01 lithium battery packs). (Vari-
able depending on shooting conditions)
Recharge time : Approx. 4 seconds (using the AA (R6) alkaline manganese batteries) or
(From full flash activation to approx. 4 seconds (using the LB-01 lithium battery packs).
lighting of Charge lamp)
Illuminator : 4 lamps built in per flash.
Lens mount : Shoe Ring SR-1 (provided, filter thread diameter 67 mm / 72 mm)
Cable length : Approx. 100 mm (3.9 in)
<Light emitting section>
Dimensions : 73 (W) x 50 (H) x 39 (D) mm (2.9 x 2.0 x 1.5 in) (using 1 flash, excluding cable)
Weight : 105 g (3.7 oz) (using 1 flash)
<Shoe Ring SR-1>
Dimensions : 146.5 (W) x 100 (H) x 22.5 (D) mm (5.8 x 3.9 x 0.9 in)
Weight : 95 g (3.4 oz)
Operating environment : Temperature: 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F).
Specifications are subject to change without any notice or obligation on the part of the
manufacturer.
Technical Support (USA)

24/7 online automated help: http://www.olympusamerica.com/E1
Phone customer : Tel.1-800-260-1625 (Toll-free)
Our phone customer support is available from 8 am to
10 pm (Monday to Friday) ET
E-Mail : [email protected]
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Please visit our homepage http://www.olympus-europa.com
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BATTERY PRECAUTIONS When disposing of batteries, be sure to follow local regulations.

BATTERY PRECAUTIONS When disposing of batteries, be sure to follow local regulations.

Items marked ○ are provided with each product.

• Ring Flash RF-11 • Macro Flash Case

• Twin Flash TF-22 • Shoe Ring SR-1 • Diffuser FDT-1

Items marked ○ are provided with each product.

• Ring Flash RF-11 • Macro Flash Case

• Twin Flash TF-22 • Shoe Ring SR-1 • Diffuser FDT-1

Macro Flash Controller FC-1

Ring Flash connector

Twin Flash connector

Ring Flash RF-11

Mode button (Pages 18 & 31)

Lamp button (Pages 19 & 33)

Dial B Power button

Macro Flash Controller FC-1

Ring Flash connector

Twin Flash connector

Ring Flash RF-11

Mode button (Pages 18 & 31)

Lamp button (Pages 19 & 33)

Dial B Power button

Ring Flash RF-11

Macro Flash Controller FC-1

AA (R6) type batteries CR-V3

Ring Flash RF-11

Macro Flash Controller FC-1

AA (R6) type batteries CR-V3

2. Remove the hot shoe cover from the camera.

3. Loosen the lock ring.

• Do not apply excessive force to the lock pin.

2. Remove the hot shoe cover from the camera.

3. Loosen the lock ring.

• Do not apply excessive force to the lock pin.

Control operation Main applications TEST/ seconds.

POWER • The lighting period can be set between 1 second and 3

Red eye reduction lamp function

Control operation Main applications TEST/ seconds.

POWER • The lighting period can be set between 1 second and 3

Red eye reduction lamp function

MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER

1. Turn dial B to select a light intensity adjustment value in

MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER

1. Turn dial B to select a light intensity adjustment value in

1. When using an Olympus Four Thirds System SLR camera:

2. When using any other camera:

1. When using an Olympus Four Thirds System SLR camera:

2. When using any other camera:

Note TTL AUTO light control range, with ISO 100

ZUIKO DIGITAL ED50mm f2 Macro

ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-54mm f2.8-3.5, At 54 mm

Iris (F) Light intensity ratio ISO100 (ISO400)

F8 1/16(1/64) 1/16(1/64) 1/16(1/64)