Instructions for setting up and using the Panaflasher flasher, covering mounting, filter tray, exposure meter, and flash percentage calculations.
The Panaflasher is a handheld flasher that mounts on an unused magazine port and provides low‑intensity light for flashing or fogging film. It features an iris control, built‑in PANACLEAR outlet, exposure meter, status lights, and a filter tray with six diffusion filters and an 80C color‑corrective filter.
The manual explains initial setup, how to select ASA or TIME, adjust E.V. numbers, and calculate flash percentages using the built‑in meter and charts. It also includes ASA equivalent and camera speed charts for reference.
| Mounting location | Top or back magazine port |
|---|---|
| Built‑in outlet | PANACLEAR |
| Iris control | Fade‑in, fade‑out |
| Exposure meter | Monitors amount of flash |
| Status lights | Green lights indicate operational |
| Auxiliary connector | 24 V |
| Internal power pins | Present |
| Filter tray | Six diffusion filters and an 80C color‑corrective filter |
Press the ASA/TIME button on the meter, then use the up/down arrow buttons to set the desired ASA value.
It shows that the Panaflasher light source is operational.
No, the 80C filter must never be removed.
While in TIME mode, hold the "M" button and rotate the iris control to the desired E.V. number.