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| Brand | Phottix |
| Model | Odin II |
| Product | remote trigger |
| Language | English |
| Filetype | User manual (PDF) |
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To adjust the flash zoom wirelessly using the Phottix Odin II transmitter, follow these steps: 1. Set the flash on the receiver to Auto zoom mode. 2. On the Odin II transmitter: a. Press the zoom button to display the zoom setting screen. b. Press the group button to select the group to set. c. Choose Auto mode or manually adjust the zoom from 20mm to 200mm. d. Repeat the operation for each group individually. 3. Press the button to exit the zoom setting screen. You can now wirelessly adjust the flash zoom level using the Phottix Odin II transmitter.
When the flash exposure confirmation lamp lights red on the Phottix Odin II transmitter, it indicates that the camera is in the action of shooting. The red light serves as a visual confirmation that the camera is actively capturing photos. This feature helps photographers to be aware of the camera's status and ensures that they can anticipate the timing of the shot. The red light on the transmitter complements the green LED indicators that flash when the camera is focusing. By understanding the meaning of the red light on the transmitter, photographers can better monitor the shooting process and capture their desired images effectively.
