will it work with the SB-400?
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Hi Mike, I am still learning how it works. To be honest I am not very happy with them. I have the radiopopper radios and they work more accurate than the Pixel King radios, and it is what I use on my events.The other issue is the pop flash cannot be used when the transmitter is on the camera, so you would need another extra flash on your camera. I bought the Nikon SB400, but the ittl is not transmitted as I want, (maybe I am not using it properly, but in program mode it should be no problem).Anyway, I am happy you asked, I let you my email if you need more information.Best regardsRafael IzquierdoProfessional Photographer Mexico / izquierdo.photo@gmail.com Hi Mike, I am still learning how it works. To be honest I am not very happy with them. I have the radiopopper radios and they work more accurate than the Pixel King radios, and it is what I use on my events.The other issue is the pop flash cannot be used when the transmitter is on the camera, so you would need another extra flash on your camera. I bought the Nikon SB400, but the ittl is not transmitted as I want, (maybe I am not using it properly, but in program mode it should be no problem).Anyway, I am happy you asked, I let you my email if you need more information.Best... » Read More Hi Mike, I am still learning how it works. To be honest I am not very happy with them. I have the radiopopper radios and they work more accurate than the Pixel King radios, and it is what I use on my events.The other issue is the pop flash cannot be used when the transmitter is on the camera, so you would need another extra flash on your camera. I bought the Nikon SB400, but the ittl is not transmitted as I want, (maybe I am not using it properly, but in program mode it should be no problem).Anyway, I am happy you asked, I let you my email if you need more information.Best regardsRafael IzquierdoProfessional Photographer Mexico / izquierdo.photo@gmail.com « Show Less
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Hello, although I don't have the pixel king but pixel king pro (3rd gen) these are working with my sb-400 fully controlling the power as if it was sitting on my camera which is cool because now I can use it instead of having it collecting dust. :)
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Hi Mike, I am still learning how it works. To be honest I am not very happy with them. I have the radiopopper radios and they work more accurate than the Pixel King radios, and it is what I use on my events. The other issue is the pop flash cannot be used when the transmitter is on the camera, so you would need another extra flash on your camera. I bought the Nikon SB400, but the ittl is not transmitted as I want, (maybe I am not using it properly, but in program mode it should be no problem). Anyway, I am happy you asked, I let you my email if you need more information. Best regards Rafael Izquierdo Professional Photographer Mexico / izquierdo.photo@gmail.com
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Mike, I'm not sure. The data on the Pixel King triggers is available on line. That should tell you one way or the other. Stewart
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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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It should but even though I have the wireless triggers I have SB-910 but have not had the opportunity to use it yet.
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As I recall, the short answer is no, sight would probably not be suited for the 4006. That particular sight is designed for the "39xx" and "59xx" sized S&W weapons.
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I do not have a SB-900. I use SB-800's and they work well (using TTL mode), so I am sure you will be OK with the SB-900. However the SB-80 does not support the latest TTL mode. Thus you will have to use it in manual mode and use the second receiver as just a manual trigger (ie. not on the hotshoe but with a sync cable (available on the side of the receiver).
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I have a SWA-4000 and it works fine. Not sure about the 3000 though, sorry.
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Yes it will. I have the s&w; sd40ve. It works great. Couldn't ask for a better price.
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Yes the SB-400 will work on the Nikon D-90. If you have any other questions on the SB-400 versus other flashes (SB-600 or 800 etc..) feel free to message me back.
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Not wireless using the Nikon CLS system. It might work off camera with a sync cable if the SB400 has a plug for it.
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I shoot two SB-800's and one SB-900 with either a Nikon D3 or D3s, and it works perfectly. I should think that would apply to your equipment as well, but you might want to Google the question and see if it has been answered in any of the on-line chatrooms.
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I'm sorry I do not have either an SB-910 or the SD-9 battery pack. Therefore I cannot answer your question. Good luck!
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I think all the the AlienBees have the same faceplate. This should work on the 400. I have these octoboxes on both 800 and 1600 units.
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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.
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As I recall, the short answer is no, sight would probably not be suited for the 4006. That particular sight is designed for the "39xx" and "59xx" sized S&W; weapons.
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Yes. I have d 7000 and sb 600 and it supported them just fine. B e careful where the flash attaches and make sure you have it tightened properly r it could fall off when rotated down without being guided.
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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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If you are asking if this battery is compatible with the SD 400, then yes, it is. I'm unsure of the charger you are referring to.
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Yes, it is fully compatible. SB-800 is a very advanced flash unit which is compatible all Nikon DSLR systems.
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Yes, it should, Mavis, although I'm not an expert. That just has to do with the length of time the battery will last, so the 400 is actually a better battery!