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Nikon SB-104 Nikonos Speedlight User Manual
This manual provides detailed instructions for preparing, mounting, and using the Nikon SB-104 Speedlight with Nikonos RS, V, and IV‑A cameras. It covers basic shooting, flash modes, camera‑slave and flash‑slave functions, and underwater performance up to 100 m.
Additional sections describe battery installation, accessory options, maintenance tips, alert indicators, and full technical specifications such as guide number, recycling time, dimensions, and weight. This manual is written in Chinese.
Nikon SB-10 specifications
| Flash Type | Useable |
|---|---|
| Exposure Modes | TTL auto, Non‑TTL auto, Manual (FULL, M1/4, M1/16) |
| Guide Numbers (full/1/4/1/16) | 32 (16) / 16 (8) / 8 (4) |
| Batteries | Six C‑type NiCd or six C‑type alkaline‑manganese batteries |
| Resistant Pressure / Depth | 6 kg/cm² (85 Ib/in²), usable to 50 m (160 ft) |
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Questions answered in these manuals
How deep can the Nikon SB-102 be used underwater?
The SB-102 is rated for a maximum pressure of 6 kg/cm² (85 Ib/in²) and can be used at depths of up to 50 m (160 ft).
What batteries are required for the SB-102?
It uses six C‑type NiCd batteries or six C‑type alkaline‑manganese batteries; manganese batteries are not recommended for regular use.
How do I install the batteries in the SB‑10?
Depress the knurled surfaces on the top and bottom to pop out the battery holder, insert four AA batteries with correct polarity, and click the holder back into place.
What is the guide number of the SB‑10?
The guide number is 25 meters when using ASA 100 film in manual mode.
How deep can the SB-104 be used underwater?
The SB-104 can be used at depths of up to 100 meters (328 feet).
How long does it take to recycle between flashes at full power?
Recycling time at full output is approximately 3 seconds.