What type of flash does it inludes? Is a Nikon and what number?
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It is a very inexpensive flash. The code on it is XTCF1. It is only about 2" x 3". But in the set with everything else it is ok. It makes the camera really look very, very expensive. It was not what I was looking for.
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It's a low level flash The cheapest flash anyone could ever get. But over all the kit is good the d7100 is a awesome I would say this is a good beginners kit I am actually saving up to get a better flash but the external flash is awesome on the d7100 and if anything the cam performs well under low light
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I'd like to know the answer to this question too! There are a couple of these types of accessories advertised. Are they cheaper because they don't have the Nikon name on them?
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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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Hi I used YN622 whit a nikon d7000 on my camera and a sb900 on The transmiter, and off camera a YN 622 receiver whit a sb 800 all flashes Working in TTL mode, this transmiter is like a dedicated cord, is a wireles cord, by the way don't work Good, make a failed to my camera, and some times over exposed some shoots
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I have experienced the same thing but my camera is a few years old. Initially I had an awful time with its flash not working. Just as the warranty would expire, the flash stopped functioning. Nikon fixed it once and replaced the entire camera the second time. But now with this shutter problem, I am fed up. I do not trust the camera, and Nikon by extension. I have a 35 year old Nikkormat which is in my attic, which never gave me any problems. Bummer. I am in the market for another camera, not a 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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Mom2Dogs, I don't know about your Nikon. My Canon has used the following different disks.PNY Optima Pro CompactFlash 133X, 2GB. SanDisk Extreme lll compactflash 30MB/s 4GB and 8GB.The new one I just bought is a SanDisk Extreme 60MB/s 8GB. Amazon has a great return policy. Hope this helps. Cindie
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Apparently, every flash I have ever used is compatible with every Nikon DSLR, which includes the SB300, 400, 600, 800, 900, 910
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hi, yes, the flash is compatible with the Nikon d80----here is a list of all the cameras it is compatible. Nikon: D1, D1H, D1X, D2X, D2Xs, D2H, D2Hs, D3, D3x, D3s, D100, D200, D300, D300s, D700, D3100, D5000, D5100, D7000, D90, D80, D70, D70s, D60, D50, D40, D40x Fujifilm: FinePix S1 Pro, FinePix S2 Pro, FinePix S3 Pro, FinePix S5 Pro
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It has a Nikon mode and a Canon mode. I've used the Nikon mode for TTL exposure and it works fine. Haven't used the Canon mode. The manual is a bit sparse and poorly written in English, but I was able to figure it out.
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Does the Nikon have a hot shoe? The flash mounts on the lens. It comes with many fitting rings to accommodate different lens sizes. Hope this helps.
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Not sure especially since I returned the flash and bought a flash from sony
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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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Yes, this should work with any Nikon flash. You can probably even use it with flashes not meant for Nikon's but you'll only be able to use our in fully manual mode, no TTL
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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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I have a Nikon d80 and it works great with that. Definitely better than the built in flash and is ok as a professional. If you are in photography I recommend springing for a little more expensive one and a soft box or defuser.
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Abdul, not knowing what the flash is intended for this is a hard question to answer. I will say the SB-910 as the flagship speed light will give you more options on your camera. Nikon D5000 or any of the D-5xxx series support TTL metering. Plus in manual mode there are additional options to control light output. The SB-910 is Nikons most expensive flash unit available and if money is not a consideration the buy it. It is also the most user friendly flash Nikon ever made. If indeed you don't require all this power I would also look into the SB-700. The SB-600 is not very user friendly and became obsolete even though it is a good unit which would have to be purchased used. Never mind those talking about using the SB-910 with D-4 or D-3 or even D-800. If you were using that equipment you not have asked that question here. The flash will work well with your camera and any upgrade by Nikon in the future.