Is this the right choice for Nikon D90?
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this is the rite choice for any Nikon this is a flash that if you are kinda good you can still grow in to it. this is an awesome flash if you do buy it learn to use it in 3 hour free from Joe Mc Nally http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9KpI4Sl9bc on you tube
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It works with the D90 but whether it's the right choice is up to you. If you want the most light possible in dark situations, it could be! If you just need a speed light to bounce light off the ceiling for home photos, you would do well with an SB-600 or SB-700.
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It's, but you have to consedere thye weight and size. You have a lot of configutarions, if you think you don't need so mutch, think in SB-700, it's a bit smaller, and lighter, but at the same time cover minor light area (you need to be closer to your target).
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Question: Night time Sports . I own a Nikon D90, and I Photography Night Time sport from time to time , under low lights . I need really powerful flash to help me the best out of my camera. I am rebuilding my collection of Nikon lens . sold my Nikon flash and Nikon 2.8 80-200 mm Zoom . 13 years old . Wish I had never have done that :(Steven Los Osos, Ca.
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You shouldn't base the Flash on the camera. Base your flash selection on what you want to use it for. This flash will work well for both indoor and outdoor shooting. Has decent range.
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This is the current top of the line flash for Nikon. I started with a SB-600 flash when I bought my first Nikon DSLR but then found that I needed a more versatile flash. I would recommend buying the top of the line and growing into it, rather than buying a lesser model and outgrowing it.
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SB-910 might be an overkill for the D-90. I use the 910 with my D-4, but I also use the SB-600's on many occasions. My favorite though is the SB-800 which are not made anymore. They were more compact and actually had a little more power output.
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In my opinion it is the right choice for any Nikon Camera. Great speed light.
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Tom, I shoot a D90 but I've heard this version of the lens works fine on a D5100. Good luck!
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It's a semi-soft case, there is some flexibility, but I wouldn't risk it. A poorly fitting case may lead damage if it slips out of the case. Nikon recommends the CF-DC3 for D90. Check this chart for reference: http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/accessory/pdf/camera_cases.pdf
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I have use it on my D90 for about two years and really like it. The camera feels very secure in my hand. I often will use in conjunction with a small camera case with a shoulder strap if I have need of free use of both hands. Highly recommended.
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Hello, for the Nikon D90 (a DX camera) the Tokina 11-16 mm lens is a far better choice. The 17-35 mm Nikkor is a waste since it is designed for FX sensors. for more information, please read Ken Rockwell's review on the Nikkor 17-35 mm lens. He can be found by googling his name. His website is KenRockwell.com (it is a free website)
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Yes, this will work on a D90 as it has its own motor to drive the lens AF. For low ligth, moving subjects as you indicate, I'd rather look elsewhere as this is not that fast focusing. I'would recommend a Nikon 85 f/1.4D (around 1,000$) if not out of budget or the 85mm f/1.8G (almost the same $ as this Tokina). The disadvantage of these lenses is that they are not Macro, but I understand that this is not the purpose you pursue. Good lock.
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I have a D90 and a D800 and it works great. the lens its what "makes" the picture on any Nikon camera. of course a full frame camera would be best.
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I haven't tried it on D90. HOwever,I strongly believe it should work. I use it on my D800 and D700. Hope that help.
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The threads should fit the Nikon D90, and the velcro strap is great. I've yet to test this with a camera/lens setup, so I can't say for sure how it'd work. For the price, it'd almost be worth it to test as this really is great/effective tripod. Super compact and pretty sturdy.
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yes this is a glitch - this lens will work with your D90. I have had this lens mounted on my d7000, d7100 and d610 - as long as you have an F mount it will workstrange the drop box says compatible with a d3100 but not d90http://nikond90club.blogspot.com/2009/10/getting-to-know-nikon-d90-lens-mount.html
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I'm not sure about the D90 but it does work on a D5000. I ordered the T2 adapter with it to make it adapt to the Nikon.
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It does fit the Nikon D90. And I have already taken award winning photos with this lens with my Nikon D5000
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I tested the Amazon compatibility apps for your model of camera and my D90 and it's telling me it doesn't work for both of them. I check on the Nikon website for the spec for your camera and the lens format, it's says they are compatible. FYI - it is a heavy lens. Have a good shopping!
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I'm not sure, I would go to Nikon's website and see if the D90 is listed for use with this flash or call Nikon. Sorry I could not answer the question, I am pleased with the flash, takes a few practice shots to be able to judge when and how you want to tilt the head upward and to what degree, end results have been great for me.
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The Nikon D40 was a smaller camera than the D80 which I believe was the same frame as the D90. It was snug on the 80 so I would purchase the one specifically for the model you have.
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I have the Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 and I used it on my D90. I purchased a D700 and it works great at 15mm and 16mm. Anything less there is vignetting. Incredible sharp lens, at least my copy.
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Sorry I only have the d90. Manufacturer of Nikon cameras should know this better than I do