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<blockquote data-quote="pistnbroke" data-source="post: 91081" data-attributes="member: 9514">you certainly dont want the 560&nbsp; as its not iTTL&nbsp;&nbsp; bad buy...I use all the guns mentioned....I use the SB400 on a flash flipper for all my wedding work from small detail to big groups&nbsp; its fine and because its close to the lens and always above the lens the shadows are minimal to none.&nbsp; you will do no good with a flash in the std bracket unless its pointing up and bouncing.The yn 465 is a great gun 468 is same with different controls but heavey and furthur from the lens. The yn 565 is the most powerfull on camera gun you can get but very heavy ...charges fast with the SB18 .what you all forget is that only Nikon SB 600 and above can be used as a master flash to trigger multiple units via it IR output .you cannot use a YN though you can use them as slaves ( not optical slaves ,,IR slaves) So if you want to go multiple you need a minimum of a SB 600</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pistnbroke, post: 91081, member: 9514"] you certainly dont want the 560 as its not iTTL bad buy... I use all the guns mentioned....I use the SB400 on a flash flipper for all my wedding work from small detail to big groups its fine and because its close to the lens and always above the lens the shadows are minimal to none. you will do no good with a flash in the std bracket unless its pointing up and bouncing. The yn 465 is a great gun 468 is same with different controls but heavey and furthur from the lens. The yn 565 is the most powerfull on camera gun you can get but very heavy ...charges fast with the SB18 . what you all forget is that only Nikon SB 600 and above can be used as a master flash to trigger multiple units via it IR output .you cannot use a YN though you can use them as slaves ( not optical slaves ,,IR slaves) So if you want to go multiple you need a minimum of a SB 600 [/QUOTE]

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