what is the range of the flash
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Range is actually the Guide number divided by the F number of the lens. With a typical f3.5 to 5.6 kit lens the range at ISO 100 will be 18.5 Ft @f 3.5 and 11.6 FT. @ f 5.6. If the ISO is increased to ISO-400, the range @ f 3.5 is increased to 37 Ft. and will be 23 Ft. @ f 5.6 Only at ISO-800 can the range extend to 65 Ft. and then only at f3.5.
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Range is actually the Guide number divided by the F number of the lens.With a typical f3.5 to 5.6 kit lens the range at ISO 100 will be 18.5 Ft @f 3.5 and 11.6 FT. @ f 5.6.If the ISO is increased to ISO-400, the range @ f 3.5 is increased to 37 Ft. and will be 23 Ft. @ f 5.6Only at ISO-800 can the range extend to 65 Ft. and then only at f3.5.
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I had purchased the wrong flash to work with my camera so returned it. Sorry I couldn't help you. By George
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It depends on the distance of the target. The beam is about 2 feet wide and 1.5 feet tall at about 4 feet distance. As long as you can set your focal point in that range you are good.I mis-read the question, I have had it fire everytime. But that may depend on the camera body itself.
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It is flash, IR flash. Forty feet IR flash range. As for the glow, I do not understand enough to be sure but I have not noticed any inconvenient glow.
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Your question is not easy to answer. My idea of bright over a certain distance may not agree with your ideas. Anyway, the flashlight produces a very bright center spot dimming gradually as it spreads to the sides. At about 25 to 35-ft, that spot of very bright illumination (near daylight to you, blinding to the subject) will be about 6 to 8-ft wide spreading out to well illuminate an area roughly twice that size. I'd say the maximum range of very bright light is about 75-100-ft, but you'll still see your subject well beyond that.
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I believe somewhere in the area of 120 W/s (Watt-Seconds) ... roughly the same as the Nikon SB-800 Speed Light.
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Yes, but it's a very little flash which is only good for up to about 10 feet.
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I'm not sure what to tell you on that one. But it is a manual flash. Plug-in a trigger and take some test shots with brightness settings and you will get dialed in pretty quick. Do you have any other specific questions that you need help with?
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I purchased the flash, but I have not used it yet. Sorry, I can't help. Jim K
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Zoom range is 10mm to 30mm. Can shoot 8 fps in continuous mode, 1 if flash used
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I would use 400. It's a little more "grainy" looking in prints but you won't really need your flash in daylight.
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Weaker than a phone flash. Would probably work at close range but nothing more
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It will work as flash as well as continuous light mode. Fairly good for the price!
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10 Feet, ISO 100, strobe at full power F32. 10 Feet, ISO 100, strobe at the lowest power F1.8. I hope this helps
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I took images at a night party and got mixed results. If too far away,then the flash is not strong enough. but 2-3 feet away, it overpowers It is not the camera's best feature to be sure.
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The Nikon site says the range is approximately 16 ft. That seems about right from what I have seen since I purchased this remote.
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It seems bright, but at a distance of 4 to 5 feet you'll be shooting at f/ 5.6, ISO 400 And 1/30th to 1/60th of a second. Diffusion would make it almost unusable. Send me an email and I'll send you a photo.
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The distance depends on ambient light. You get 150-200 feet. It's ok. I'd pass and get something else. I've had mine for about a year. It's ok, and good for the price, I wish it were a more focused beam and less flood. All led naturally provide flood aLight sound the beam