When used in combination with Nikons latest digital SLRs the D70 or D2H the SB-600 supports Advanced Wireless Lighting as a remote Speedlight that can be positioned as one of multiple remote flashes to significantly extend creative possibilities. To assist in such situations the Speedlight SB-600 also has a readylight located beside the LCD on the rear panel that can be easily seen from a distance. The SB-600 can also emit an audible alert for further assistance. Easy-to-view LCD with 6 simple-to-understand backlit buttons Guide Number of 30/98 ISO100m/ft 42/138 ISO200m/ft at 35mm zoom Auto zoom of 24 to 85mm extendable to 14mm with built-in wide-flash adapter Advanced Wireless Lighting available with D2H or D70 when used as a remote Auto FP High-Speed Sync with D2H only use with fast shutter speeds achieves effective blurring of out-of-focus background elements Flash Color Information - optimized white balance makes use of data from the Speedlight FV lock holds flash value enabling recomposition prior to shooting Design consistent with those of next-generation D-SLRs with a triangular design element on the top that complements the D-SLR motif Requires 4 AA Batteries Alkaline or Rechargeable NiCad or NIMH for use
Customer Reviews
Love it
I love this flash. You can set it and forget it. Every thing will work as you set it.
Worth the money.
Performs very well easy to use recycle times are amazing. Ive been punishing this thing for thousands of shots and it doesnt miss a beat. Ive not used the SB800 or 900 so I cant compare but this is definitely a good piece of kit.
SB-900 kid brother.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/unethkl/2948099368/sizes/l/ Here is a quick example of a very fast setup done with 3x SB-600s and a SU-800 wireless commander on a D700 body using a 24-70mm FX Nikkor lens setup in 5-7 minutes with stands and umbrellas purchased here on amazon took 10 minutes worth of shots. Of course i wanted 3x SB-900s but that would be a swift $... invested into lights and i didnt own the wireless commander at that point... something i desired for no front flash. i rented 3x SB-900s for a weekend and $... later i did realize the SB-900 is very powerful offering greater coverage than the SB-600... but if you are on a budget and have a close proximity you can shoot at combined with wider aperture settings the SB-600s will be fine. if you need to close the aperture F-8 through F-14 for example at a low ISO iso-100 and shoot in very low light conditions you may want to invest in a more powerful speedlight like the SB-900. though indoors so far these 3 SB-600s i purchased off of amazon have been a key addition to my setup offering great wireless value to my photographs. they can be used as a fill in nearly every situation just be sure your using a later version wireless commander su-800 or SB-800 and up on your body and youll be good to go. come to think of it if you have 1x SB-900 on your body and these lesser expensive SB-600 models used to fill on your left right and rear of the subject matter you can have an amazing lighting setup for under a grand. some of my other friends have spent nearly 5k on strobes and power packs and they have simply complained on shear cost of the setup not to mention the additional insurance on the equipment which can be stolen or damaged in outdoor conditions.
Product Details
- Brand: Nikon
- Model: 4802
- Dimensions: 4.90" h x 3.50" w x 2.70" l .50 pounds
Features
- Versatile remote speedlight for the Nikon Creative Lighting System
- Available options with D2H Pro Digital SLR and D70 Digital SLR: i-TTL Mode Advanced Wireless Lighting FV Lock Flash Color Information and Wide Area AF illuminator
- Accurate seamless fill-flash capability under the most difficult tricky lighting situations
- FV Lock Flash Value Lock allows you to change the compostition or zoom for the shot while maintaining desired lighting of the subject
- Auto FP High Speed Sync Mode when used with D2H Pro Digital SLR delivers needed fill flash in bright light or with wide aperture Nikkor lenses
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