can I take video using this Macro Flash with a Nikon camera?
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I don't think it will work. It is made for strobe firing not constant running.
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I have not used the flash for video, but for my experience using it you're not gonna get much of long range.
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Hi. The only "macro" I see the camara has is accesible from the visible botton in the back ot the camara. I don't speak english very well. I can send you the Guide to your e-mail if you want...
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I couldn't answer your question. I have a D3100 and it works well with the flash.
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Yes this will work without the on-camera flash. It will handle high speed synch as well (I have had success up to 1/8000sec shutter). You will NOT be able to control the settings via the Nikon in-camera Commander settings as this will only affect IR speedlights triggered from the on-camera flash. Another benefit I like about these triggers is that the focus assist works well in very low light settings (better than the on-camera assist). You will need to get familiar with the manual to setup the triggers...this can get a bit confusing so read the manual carefully. I have had good success with these triggers. Yes this will work without the on-camera flash. It will handle high speed synch as well (I have had success up to 1/8000sec shutter). You will NOT be able to control the settings via the Nikon in-camera Commander settings as this will only affect IR speedlights triggered from the on-camera flash. Another benefit I like about these triggers is that the focus assist works well in very low light settings (better than the on-camera assist). You will need to get familiar with the manual to setup the triggers...this can get a bit confusing so read the manual carefully. I have had good success... » Read More Yes this will work without the on-camera flash. It will handle high speed synch as well (I have had success up to 1/8000sec shutter). You will NOT be able to control the settings via the Nikon in-camera Commander settings as this will only affect IR speedlights triggered from the on-camera flash. Another benefit I like about these triggers is that the focus assist works well in very low light settings (better than the on-camera assist). You will need to get familiar with the manual to setup the triggers...this can get a bit confusing so read the manual carefully. I have had good success with these triggers. « Show Less
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Yes. Be sure to read your manual, but you can use your flash and anything else you want provided it's supported by the specific function.
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I was using it with my Nikon Macro lens as well as several of my Telephoto lenses. Zooming the lens will work, however the autofocus from the camera does not connect to the autofocus in the lens. Same goes for any image stabilization requiring power, and camera controlled aperture. The aperture can be controlled with on-lens selector or the less accurate selector on the adapter for lenses without that feature. Should work with all current Nikon lenses though.
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I have a Sony HVL-F58AM. I have used the "Wing" on it and it worked very well. You will have no problem using it in your Nikon flash. I could affirm that it could work actually in any flash. It mounts like a "hat" on top of your flash. The wing is just a light diffuser. I am happy with it. But there are lots of light diffusers for flashes. You will know if you like it or not if you try it. Just like everything in photography. Buy and try trials !!! Another thought is that you can enter its name in Youtube and you will see a nice tutorial about it. I came to learn about this diffuder in Youtube. Try to watch its video.
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Yes you can and the cable comes with the camera. You can download the program from the Nikon web site
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Good morning, the flash is compatible with Nikon D80, in some cases may work with the camera in manual mode
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Yes it can. It has a 50mm adapter that goes on between the lens and the camera. This also comes with a set of 6 or 7 adapters for different size of lenses. But the unit is designed to work with Macro lens. It does not replace the regular flash light. Hope it helps.
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I have used them with a Nikon D80/D7000/D7100 and various flashes. However, I highly recommend that you look at the Yongnuo-RF-603NII-N3-Wireless-Flash-Trigger. Each Yongnuo unit can act as both camera and flash trigger at the same time.
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Not unless you are doing some short, stroposcopic videos. This flash only puts out measured bursts of light, not a steady stream suitable for video use.
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I see no reason why not. Unless the configuration of the D7100 popup flash is vastly different then my D810. It slips into the flash shoe and then covers the popup allowing only Infra Red through. No guarantees here though... might want to go to a store and look at the two cameras side by side?
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Best for macro. Use speedlight for other shots. Ring flash can produce "halo" for other than macro.
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Yes. Please keep in mind that this is not a dedicated flash so there is no communication between the camera and the flash. This is a more manual flash. Hope that helps!
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It should work for all current Nikon cameras. I have used it with a d3200 and a d7100. The flash seems pretty useless for closeup macro use anyway and that is the only feature controlled from the camera. The ambient lighting is controlled just from the back panel and it is very useful.
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I have a D7000 and these work great. But you should be able to trigger the Alien Bee with just the flash.