Anyone know what Nikon speedlight this is comparable to?
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Kind of depends on what your looking for. I personally think in power a few other features that it's comparable to the sb900 in power output and features which I personally wanted but the sb700 also has some nice features. You might want to check out this site. http://speedlights.net/2010/09/16/nikon-sb-700-flash-specs-vs-sb-600-and-sb-900/ to get a better idea.
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I've compared it with my SB-800 and SB-900. The brightness is comparable to both though the illumination pattern is a little less even than the Nikons. iTTL works well and with the Yongnuo YN-622N you have an affordable, full iTTL Pocket Wizard work-alike. Unlike the SB-800 and SB-900 this unit can not act as a Nikon CLS IR commander, but will work CLS IR as slave.
1512726
This particular speedlight I have bought two of. They match up to the top of the line Nikons, but hundreds of dollars saved. I feel I have bought a couple of QUALITY flashes for a long time to come!
1512727
I would say it is closest comparable with the SB-700. I like it because it works with the Nikon's CLS.
1213749
Go to Nikon and find the one that goes to your camera and then you can find the right one on amazon for it much cheaper. I don't recommend using anything other than the right one.
1879621
Being a Speedlite it will fire on "external flash" mode if set to Auto Exposure. However, as small and convenient the 90EX would not be much of an improvement compared with the built-in flash. Therefore I'd suggest to get at least the Speedlite 270EXII or if more flash light range (with swivel) is needed, then get the 430EXII. Both of these have much faster "cycle" times than the 90EX. Obviously, their price is their main drawback.
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I'm not really sure, but I wouldn't buy this flash if I were you! It's no better than the on board flash! Go ahead and spend the extra $40 and get the Canon Speedlite 270 if you are looking for a cheap flash that'll get you by!
192576
Gosh. I have a canon speed light that I use this on. It is sturdy, way better than the one that came with my flash. Do they make one for the Nikon?
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I don't have the model flash you are asking about. I have an Nikon SB 600. It works OK for that light. It doesn't fit perfectly - but you can't expect a perfect fit for the price. I have used the Fotodiox several times and have been satisfied with the results.
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I use the Yongnuo YN-14EX, TTL LED Macro Ring Flash Light for Canon. Works like a charm and won't break the bank.Yongnuo YN-14EX TTL LED Macro Ring Flash Light for Canon
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It isn't Nikon but I don't recall the maker. I've cycled through just 1 use of it and my initial impression is that it lasted less time than Nikon's but I'll needier time to confi that.
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Yes here is a link to Nikon.com. Hope this helps you. I love this Flash it works great and for a great price! http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Flashes/SB-700-AF-Speedlight.html
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I use Canon Speedlite but I suppose Yongnuo is very similar, then it should work just fine, I just can't guarantee, though...
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The one I bought (and it works well) was the Canon version. There is a Nikon version at Phottix PH89057 Odin TTL Flash Trigger Receiver for Nikon - 2 Pack (Black) The reviews there are good, in my opinion. I've got no specific knowledge of your camera.
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The nikon version supports i-TTL/D-TTL (where metering is done through the camera system), while the canon version supports E-TTL (Evaluative through the Lens exposure) II. Copy and paste the following link for a better explanation: http://photonotes.org/articles/eos-flash/. It's probably a proprietary software difference in the exposure calculations, but from what I understand the ringlights are otherwise identical, albeit probably not interchangeable.
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Please choose this one Meike® MK-14EXT Macro TTL ring flash for Nikon i-TTL with LED AF assist lamp
729281
Yes, it looks like it uses a canon speedlight, and the shoe size is the same. May have to play a little to figure out how well it will sync with all of the functions, but it should work
1601984
No high speed sync. no high speed. Will work with just about any wireless trigger, but full manual. And no high speed. Other than that one limitation, bulletproof. Amazing light quality, power, ease of use, reliability, built like a freakin' tank. These have better light than my SB910's. And when the light stand falls over, the LP's aren't broken, unlike my Nikons...
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I am not a big flash user but I would use the speedlight over the macro flash in a banquet hall setting. The speedlight would provide more light and would have a greater reach than the macro flash.
1170609
Best for macro. Use speedlight for other shots. Ring flash can produce "halo" for other than macro.