You can use the flash wirelessly without buying any kind of flash triggers ?
jmkai18 2 years ago
Yes! It's as easy as shown in the tutorial.
AsphericalElements 2 years ago
@jmkai18 Yes you can, provided you have a Nikon D80 / D90 / D200 / D300 or upwards.
djaditya86 2 years ago
or a d70
ramezk 2 years ago
wat is the name of the song
alimagics 2 years ago
With the built in camera flash still going off does it have any effect on the exposure?
davidg1024 2 years ago
No, the on camera flash is used just to signal the SB-600 to fire, it will have no effect whatsoever on the final image.
If I don't want the built in camera flash come out when I use a command mode. How to set it?
Thanks
wachirat 2 years ago
If you don't want to use the built in camera flash you can either purchase the SU-800 wireless flash trigger for the SB-800 OR buy the SC-17 flash cable to attach to your camera.
lol
skulled17 2 years ago
FIRING XD
Gummmi1 2 years ago
You can use the flash wirelessly without buying any kind of flash triggers ?
jmkai18 2 years ago
Yes! It's as easy as shown in the tutorial.
AsphericalElements 2 years ago
@jmkai18 Yes you can, provided you have a Nikon D80 / D90 / D200 / D300 or upwards.
djaditya86 2 years ago
or a d70
ramezk 2 years ago
wat is the name of the song
alimagics 2 years ago
With the built in camera flash still going off does it have any effect on the exposure?
davidg1024 2 years ago
No, the on camera flash is used just to signal the SB-600 to fire, it will have no effect whatsoever on the final image.
AsphericalElements 2 years ago
If I don't want the built in camera flash come out when I use a command mode. How to set it?
Thanks
wachirat 2 years ago
If you don't want to use the built in camera flash you can either purchase the SU-800 wireless flash trigger for the SB-800 OR buy the SC-17 flash cable to attach to your camera.
AsphericalElements 2 years ago
lol
skulled17 2 years ago
FIRING XD
Gummmi1 2 years ago