Will the Nikon su800 flash commander trigger this flash?
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I'm thinking you mean SB800? but yes, this flash as two slave modes S1 whereas it fires by any strobe light it detects. Then there is S2 where it should fire as a dedicated strobe when the SB800 is set on Master(RPT) mode. I can not attest to what the distance range is going to be. Your probably better off using the XTD260 to fire the SB800. To be sure contact the manufacturer. Hopefully they will know more than the fool who wrote the manual that comes with the unit.
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Yes, I've read that sb600/900/910 function manually on the camera and using some wireless triggers, even cheap cowboy studio ones. I use a yongnuo st-e3-rt on my x-t1 and to fire a canon 600 EXRT flash and previously used it on the x-e2 so system is versatile though you might want to go to your camera shop with your flash to try it out first if you have other models of flash.
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If you visit www.nikon.com for the D800 you can read in Tech specs for the Built-in flash that it can work as controler that is to say that it can trigger a flash like the SB-200 Wirelessly . You must read the instruction manual of your camera or R-1 to find out what goup and what channel (On your flash head) it works. For my D70s camera it works only in the group c and channel 1. The D200 for grupes A and B and channel 1 to 4 .. You must select in the menu of your camera the option Flash mode, you select External flash it it is like my camera, Read your manual for wireless slave flash extern. If you visit www.nikon.com for the D800 you can read in Tech specs for the Built-in flash that it can work as controler that is to say that it can trigger a flash like the SB-200 Wirelessly . You must read the instruction manual of your camera or R-1 to find out what goup and what channel (On your flash head) it works. For my D70s camera it works only in the group c and channel 1. The D200 for grupes A and B and channel 1 to 4 .. You must select in the menu of your camera the option Flash mode, you select External flash it it is like my camera, Read your manual for wireless slave flash extern.
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I do not know because I do not have the same camera. More likely it will still trigger the flash.
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Good morning, the flash is compatible with Nikon D80, in some cases may work with the camera in manual mode
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No just SU 800. ITwill trigger the SB700 make sure that your SB 700 is a remote mode. YOU CAN ALSO TRIGGER YOUR SB 700 IN SU-4 MODE WITH ANY OTHER FLASH.
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It does have a setting on it to allow you to trigger it from another flash, I would recommend spending the extra ten dollars and getting the 300 watt one.
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This flash works great with my Nikons. I don't have Yongnuo flash triggers, but the flash works just fine with my Pixel King triggers.
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Hi, JohnGood morning, thanks for your message, this model flash can NOT be triggered by Nikon on board flash, thanks. Any other questions, please feel free to let me know. thanks.RegardsAnn
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It works on my D7100 and D750. Can't see why it will not work on your D800. It is not a "Pass through" signal however. If you mount you flash on top of the wireless trigger is will not fire the flash - only the shutter. I know strange - so why did they put a hot shoe mount on the trigger. Check the specs. You'll find that it says that it is not a pass through signal. Yongnuo does make a trigger that is pass through for Nikon I think it is their YN-622N
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The difference, as you probably know, is the SU 800. I have the SB-900 that I use and it seems to work fine, or I can use the built in flash on my D-800. I have never tried the SU-800 so I can not comment on the difference.
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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.
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Yes, Yongnou Flashes have inbuilt receiver and when in slave mode, they can be fired with the remote.
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I'm not sure. If you check the Nikon site, it should show all of the speed lights compatible with the SU-800.
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One needs to enable commander function from within the camera itself,so the question is what model do you have? Reference the link from Nikon below:https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/11938/~/how-to-use-the-built-in-speedlight-in-commander-mode-to-control-remote Hope this helps
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I do not have a D800, but there is a YouTube video showing the unit controlling both the camera as a remote and simultaneously triggering a studio strobe. In that case the unit on the camer hit shoe has to be hardwied to the camera body. If you are not triggering an off camera flash using a third unit, then the unit on the camera hotshot works as a receiver to fire the camera using the other unit in your hand.
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With the R1C1 you can set the power of the tow flashs indépendently. By this way you can give to your subject shape and texture..The SU-800 is not needed for cameras with a Wireless Commander built into the camera's onboard Speedlight system, and Nikon offers the R1 system for those cameras. http://www.ppmag.com/web-exclusives/2013/07/