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Nikon SB-600: The Basics

This video demonstrates the basic hands-on demonstration on Nikon's amateur-grade speedlight of SB-600. Enjoy. Music: Blue In Green by Miles Davis For wireless flash compatibility chart • D3000 ...  
 
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kbundgaa (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Can I set up the sb-600 to firing of camera, using the built-in flash on Nikon D3000?
See that you say "• D3000 - External Unit" and "Camera models with built-in flash are capable of firing the SB-600 wirelessly."
I`m thinking of bying the sb-600, but trying to find out what I need for "off camera" fiering, or if should just go for the sb-900.
Lilkiwiguy87 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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No, you need an external unit to trigger the SB-600 wirelessly (using another SB-800, SB-900, or SU-800 Commander). The D3000 does not have Commander Mode (where you can use the built-in flash to trigger CLS enabled speedlights), plus, the SB-600 does not have SU-4 (as known as "optical slave" where it fires once D3000's flash goes off.

In the simpler terms, no, it can not fire wirelessly unless you buy an external unit or choose a different option.
ybriKnavE (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I bought an sb 600 and it doesn't flash, it just clicks when I press flash. And when i try to shoot with it, it blink --3.00 underexposure. So I have to return it tomorrow :(
Lilkiwiguy87 (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Try these: Test using fresh Duracell Coppertop AA Alkalines, do a master reset, make sure you have 0.0EV set on the SB-600 AND the camera, double check the exposure on the camera (SS, ƒ/stop, and ISO), make sure there is no filter or lens cap attached accidentally, fire the flash in M (manual) mode, etc. etc. before returning it. At least read your SB-600 user's manual first to confirm.
abatti95 (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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The SB-600 can be used in the d5000 off the camera?
Lilkiwiguy87 (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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No, you cannot. However, you can use an external unit to trigger the SB-600 wirelessly or SC-28 / SC-29 to trigger the SB-600 wired.
abatti95 (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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thanks!
ModulatedSignal (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I accidentally dropped my SB-600 and purchased an OEM flash tube but can't figure out how to get to it! I'm afraid Im going to break some of the components. Any ideas?
Lilkiwiguy87 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Oh, hah, I thought you're referring a flash diffuser.

Sorry, no, it cannot be done at home, it needs to be sent off to Nikon to have it repaired. If you do this at home, it will violate Nikon's warranty; it is the best to leave this to the professionals.
AndreasXPS (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Nice!

Just bought me a Nikon SB-600 after seeing this demostration. Can't wait until I get it and playing with that CLS (Creative Lightning System)!

Hurray!

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