The QF63 will illuminate about an 18 degree area. The equivalent lens focal lengths are approximately a 135mm lens for 35mm format, and a 250mm lens for 6x6 format. Higher focal lengths can also be used.

The QF63 comes with a flashtube spacer which must be installed to achieve the tele light pattern. The light intensity will increase approximately 2 stops over the standard Qflash reflectors.

In manual mode, close the f/stop on the camera lens by approximately 2 f-numbers higher than shown on the Qflash display for normal (N) reflector position. (Flash meter readings are always recommended for critical exposures).

For automatic operation you must use either a TTL adapter or else the Remote Sensor QF21. This is because the QF63 reflector blocks the sensor on the Qflash.

The QF63 consists of a large parabolic reflector and a flashtube "spacer" QF63S. The spacer properly positions the flashtube to provide the 18 degree telephoto light pattern. If the spacer is not used then the flashtube is in the normal recessed position and the light pattern is similar to a wide angle 70 degree portrait reflector.

If the QF63 is used with the Qflash in the Automatic mode you must also use the remote Sensor QF21 because the Telephoto Reflector will block the Qflash sensor. The QF63 is compatible with all Qflash TTL adapters and does not require the QF21 when in the TTL mode.