User manual SONY HVL-LEIR1

[. . . ] The IR light is compatible with a video camera with the NightShot (Plus) function. This unit does not have dust-proof, splash-proof or water-proof specifications. Do not attach this unit to a camera with an intelligent accessory shoe. [. . . ] (This lamp should be used as only a rough guide of remaining battery power. The available time of the battery varies depending on the frequency of use and operating environment. 3 ???????????????????? Preparation Attaching to the camera (illustration ?) Attach this unit to the Multi Interface Shoe or Accessory Shoe of the camera as follows. ???????????????????????? 1 Rotate the lock dial of this unit to the right and press it to upwards. 2 Insert the foot of this unit into the shoe of the camera and press it firmly into place. 3 Rotate the lock dial fully to the left to lock this unit to the camera. When attaching to a camera that has an accessory shoe, read the instruction manual of the camera too. If using a camera equipped with a pop-up built-in flash, be careful of the following: ??Always close the built-in flash of the camera. If your camera has a built-in auto flash function, turn that function off. Make sure this unit is firmly fixed to the camera before use to prevent this unit from falling during shooting. It is recommended that you attach the camera to a tripod before removing this unit. 3 Check that the lock is released before sliding the shoe toward you. Before operating the unit, please read these instructions thoroughly, and retain them for future reference. Depending on the frequency of use of this unit, the shoe part may be scratched or cracked. Attaching the battery (illustration ?) Before attaching, check that this unit?s POWER switch is set to ?OFF. Do not use the batteries in these combinations: ??new or fully charged with not fully charged. [. . . ] Do not expose the batteries to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like. ) Using the color conversion filter (illustration ?-3) The color temperature can be changed to about 3, 200 K by using the supplied color conversion filter (when the illuminance is set to ?100%?). Pull the color conversion filter out from the filter storing slot as illustrated and fix it in place with the lock. [. . . ]