Canon Speedlite 320EX Flashlight 320EX User Manual

Key Features and Controls (back)  
Channel selection switch  
Firing group selection switch Assigns firing  
group when 320EX is combined with other  
wireless Speedlites  
Assigns firing channel for wireless  
operation. Slave flash channel must match  
master flash channel.  
TELE lamp  
Manual LED light button  
Press and hold until the LED light turns on.  
Glows steadily when the flash coverage  
matches the lens coverage. Blinks when  
coverage is too narrow for lens coverage.  
LED light switch  
Set to M to enable Manual activation of  
LED light. Set to Auto with EOS models  
having auto LED illumination function,  
such as Rebel T3 and T3i.  
Power switch  
On turns on power  
Slave is for wireless operation  
Off shuts off power.  
QuickGuide to Canon  
320EX Speedlite Features  
Key Features and Controls (front)  
Mode  
Shutter speed  
Aperture  
Full Auto, P,  
A-DEP  
Set automatically (1/x sec. – 1/60 sec.)  
Automatic  
The purpose of this QuickGuide is to provide a concise  
review of how to operate the basic features and functions  
of the Canon 320EX Speedlite. Unless otherwise noted,  
the following instructions require your 320EX Speedlite to  
be mounted to your camera’s hot shoe. This will allow your  
camera to communicate with the 320EX and for you to  
make flash settings with the camera’s menu system.  
Flash head  
Remote release button  
Allows remote triggering of  
cameras compatible with the  
RC-1, RC-5, or RC-6 Remote  
Controllers*  
TV  
AV  
M
Set manually (1/x sec. – 30 sec.)  
Set automatically (1/x sec. – 30 sec.)  
Set manually (1/x sec. – 30 sec., Bulb)  
Automatic  
Manual  
Manual  
The mode you choose will depend mainly on the balance  
you prefer between the flash exposure and ambient  
light exposure. Longer shutter speeds will allow longer  
ambient light exposures to help prevent dark backgrounds;  
however, long exposures also risk blur from subject or  
camera motion. Smaller apertures provide more depth-  
of-field but require more flash power and reduce the  
maximum flash range.  
LED light  
E-TTL II Auto Flash Set-up  
Wireless sensor  
Remote control transmitter  
For cameras with built-in flash:  
1. Press the camera Menu button.  
2. Select the first Shooting Menu (first camera icon on the  
left).  
3. Select [Flash control] or [External Speedlite control].  
4. Select [External flash func. setting]. Press Set.  
5. Set [Flash mode] to [E-TTL II]  
* EOS Digital Rebel; Rebel XT, XTi; Rebel XSi; Rebel T1i, T2i,  
T3i; EOS 7D, EOS 5D Mark II (as of mid-2011).  
Flash Coverage  
E-TTL II Flash Range  
The flash head can be manually extended or retracted to  
better match the flash coverage to the camera and lens in  
use. Refer to the table below for recommended settings.  
This step is not necessary for cameras that have no built-in  
flash. It is also not necessary if you have not previously  
changed the default flash settings on your camera.  
The flash range will vary depending on the ISO setting,  
angle of coverage, and maximum aperture of your lens. If  
you see a blinking <> icon in your viewfinder then your  
subject is too far away. You should either move closer or  
increase the ISO. The table on the reverse side provides  
a guide to minimum and maximum shooting ranges for the  
EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS zoom. Do not use the 320EX in  
the extended position at a focal length of 18mm or less, or  
the edges of the frame will be darker than the center.  
Camera type  
Flash Head Normal  
Head Extended  
Camera Exposure Mode Settings  
APS-C size sensor  
(Rebel series, 60D, 7D)  
15mm or longer lens  
32mm or longer  
lens  
The 320EX will function in any of the camera exposure  
modes listed below. The maximum shutter speed at which  
your camera can synchronize with the flash exposure is  
represented by “1/x sec” (such as 1/200th second on EOS  
Rebel models).  
Full-frame sensor  
(EOS 5D & 1Ds series)  
24mm or longer lens  
50mm or longer  
lens  
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