Olympus FL-14 Instructions Manual

To attach the Olympus FL-14 Flash, slide the flash unit into the camera’s hot shoe and tighten the locking mechanism until secure. Ensure the flash contacts align properly with those on the camera.
For low light conditions, set the flash to TTL mode for automatic adjustments. Consider using a wide aperture and a slower shutter speed to allow more ambient light, while ensuring ISO is appropriately adjusted to minimize noise.
Ensure the flash is fully charged and securely attached to the camera. Verify that the camera settings are set to allow flash use. If issues persist, check the battery compartment for corrosion or try resetting the camera and flash.
Regularly clean the flash contacts and battery compartment with a dry cloth. Store the flash in a cool, dry place and remove batteries if not in use for extended periods. Periodically check the unit for any signs of physical damage.
Yes, you can use rechargeable NiMH batteries with the FL-14 Flash. Ensure they are fully charged for optimal performance and check the flash’s manual for recommended battery specifications.
The FL-14 Flash does not support firmware updates. Ensure the camera body has the latest firmware for optimal compatibility and performance with the flash.
The flash recycling time for the Olympus FL-14 is approximately 4 seconds with fresh alkaline batteries. Recycling time may vary with battery type and charge level.
Set the flash to TTL mode for automatic exposure adjustment. Use a fill flash to reduce shadows on sunny days by lowering the flash output level through the camera’s flash exposure compensation settings.
The effective range of the FL-14 Flash varies with the ISO setting and aperture. Typically, it is effective up to approximately 9 meters (30 feet) at ISO 100 and f/2.8.
Red-eye reduction can be enabled through the camera’s flash settings. Look for a red-eye reduction mode in the camera’s menu and activate it to use the pre-flash feature to minimize red-eye in your photos.