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<blockquote data-quote="Xvector" data-source="post: 80499" data-attributes="member: 10999">Hello Folks - I am a newer photgrapher.I am using a D3100 and am at a point where I know i need additional lighting. I do alot of shooting at indoor gatherings and corporate events where lighting is generally dim.i have found some good prices at youngnuo and am fine with non Nikon brands for now to get the handle of it before i invest in expensive Nikon gear.But i am new to flash. From what I have gathered i need to narrow it down to Manual VS TTL lighting. I have done some reading but am still not clear on what the difference is. But what i am getting is TTL is a newer technology which i guess is a good thing.As for lens i am still working off my kit 18-55 f3.5-5.6.the products that I am thinking of getting is a flash light and a remote flash trigger. Reason being in indoor situations i want to be able to set the flash on a table or something on the side of a target as i take the shot from the front.any advise or suggestions would be really great - thanks folks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Xvector, post: 80499, member: 10999"] Hello Folks - I am a newer photgrapher. I am using a D3100 and am at a point where I know i need additional lighting. I do alot of shooting at indoor gatherings and corporate events where lighting is generally dim. i have found some good prices at youngnuo and am fine with non Nikon brands for now to get the handle of it before i invest in expensive Nikon gear. But i am new to flash. From what I have gathered i need to narrow it down to Manual VS TTL lighting. I have done some reading but am still not clear on what the difference is. But what i am getting is TTL is a newer technology which i guess is a good thing. As for lens i am still working off my kit 18-55 f3.5-5.6. the products that I am thinking of getting is a flash light and a remote flash trigger. Reason being in indoor situations i want to be able to set the flash on a table or something on the side of a target as i take the shot from the front. any advise or suggestions would be really great - thanks folks! [/QUOTE]

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