will it work with a nikon sb 700 and 910??
876877
Absolutely, it will work perfectly with a sb700 and 910.. It's actually a pretty good tool when it comes to off camera flash settings..
876878
It will work with any speedlight. The ones named in the title are just a way to get more attention on the item by showing up in searches for those models. Also worth noting, if you remove the speedlight bracket it will mount directly on any Alien Bees or Einstein monolights. No adapter of any sort is needed. Just be aware that this is the small end of beauty dishes, producing a bit harsher contrast than most people associate with beauty dishes. But it's also much easier to pack with you and works great as long as you can get it in close. A boom (or grip head, doubled-up superclamps, and a piece of electrical conduit) is basically a must unless you have a human boom / voice activated lightstand. Have fun! It will work with any speedlight. The ones named in the title are just a way to get more attention on the item by showing up in searches for those models. Also worth noting, if you remove the speedlight bracket it will mount directly on any Alien Bees or Einstein monolights. No adapter of any sort is needed. Just be aware that this is the small end of beauty dishes, producing a bit harsher contrast than most people associate with beauty dishes. But it's also much easier to pack with you and works great as long as you can get it in close. A boom (or grip head, doubled-up... » Read More It will work with any speedlight. The ones named in the title are just a way to get more attention on the item by showing up in searches for those models. Also worth noting, if you remove the speedlight bracket it will mount directly on any Alien Bees or Einstein monolights. No adapter of any sort is needed. Just be aware that this is the small end of beauty dishes, producing a bit harsher contrast than most people associate with beauty dishes. But it's also much easier to pack with you and works great as long as you can get it in close. A boom (or grip head, doubled-up superclamps, and a piece of electrical conduit) is basically a must unless you have a human boom / voice activated lightstand. Have fun! « Show Less
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It will work with any speedlight. The ones named in the title are just a way to get more attention on the item by showing up in searches for those models. Also worth noting, if you remove the speedlight bracket it will mount directly on any Alien Bees or Einstein monolights. No adapter of any sort is needed. Just be aware that this is the small end of beauty dishes, producing a bit harsher contrast than most people associate with beauty dishes. But it's also much easier to pack with you and works great as long as you can get it in close. A boom (or grip head, doubled-up superclamps, and a piece of electrical conduit) is basically a must unless you have a human boom / voice activated lightstand. Have fun!
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I can't say for sure since i don't have a sb 500. But i've used it on the 600, 900, and 910 and it works perfectly fine. If ur going with a reliable flash from a brand like nikon the triggers should work perfect. My only challenge is that sometimes with low dark light when focusing it uses it's own infared which if you don't have most of the red lights on wht you want focussed, you may have some out of focus shots. Other than that. No probs.
1188069
Hi. I'm not 100% sure but it should work (there is no reason not to work. I use it with the d7000 and a sb400). However, you ca operate the sb700 wirelessly from the d7100.
1880500
Yes, I have used the SB-700 in studio wirelessly with the D-90... works fabulous ! It will work wirelessly on all Nikon DSLR's.... have tried it with entry level models up to the beastly D800. Hopes this helps...it is a great flash !
437516
It should and its great product.Tested on Mitros for Nikon and sb-900 with Nikon d4 and d800.
1361493
Works with my D90 and D7100. It has an internal autofocus motor so it should work fine.
2171075
I have two SB-910's, no problems. Much better refresh time than the SB-700 I have. I will keep up with the D800 fps with no problem.
2173451
Believe that it work with both Nikon old and new model, it works with my Nikon D610 and D70.
1176929
Should be no problem, works great with my D7000. You can check the product website to be sure. For best results use the settings for your camera as described in the instructions - different cameras can and do have different settings.
168089
I'm surprised, I would have thought that would work, especially with the D7000. Sorry, I guess I can't help with this one. Good luck!
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Yes it will. Keep in mind though, the sb500 only works on channel 3 and only has a group "a" and "b" settings (so the su800 has a group "c" that you won't be able to use). Other than that, the su800 will fire the sb500's in ttl or manual mode while attached to the Nikon 5300.
1860102
This should work fully with the D7100, but check the compatibility information at www.nikonusa.com.
156906
It works with my D7100 and sb700 flash and the ports (for the LS-2.5/N3 Shutter Release Cord) of the D7100 and D5300 are the same.
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I used it on a D3100. When it worked, it was fine, but it was not reliable, especially in iTTL mode. It would overexpose quite a lot. I had to return two units before I gave up on it. I DO have a manual YN-560 III that is great, especially for the price, but I think you need at least one authentic Nikon in your kit. I ended up taking the plunge and getting an SB-700 and I don't regret it all. Flashes, like lenses, will last you a long time.
1363769
Go to Nikon's website and ask there. They had a long list of Nikon cameras for which the SB400 works. It provided me the answer I needed for my Nikon P7000.
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Yes it will work with the D80 however i am using it with my D70 and am not impressed with the TTL operation as opposed to my SB600. for the price it is OK but will not compare to original Nikon SB's
1028984
Yes! I've used it with a D7100. This is a great purchase; especially if you do outdoor photography.