Flash options for D7000?

[spb_stan]

The 568ex II and 560ex can slave CLS from the popup flash, but the models without the "ex" suffix will not.
RF wireless is more reliable but for a small area, 15meters or less in light-protected areas and very short range in sun. If one is using flash triggering only occasional optical triggering is fine. But if you are using remote flash a lot or in events or weddings get the 622tx /622n RF controllers which are good for 3-10 times the distance, rock solid in trigger reliability and avoids the need for line of sight for the optical control flash signal.

 

[Camera Fun]

Thanks to everyone for their input. I'm still looking at all my options but haven't made a final decision. There are some things about the Godox system that are intriguing. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but the Godox TT68N can also be used as a master, has built in wireless, and works with i-TTL. Also the X1T-N transmitter has a hot shoe on top; so I could have a flash on the camera and one off-camera.

 

[Horoscope Fish]

Thanks to everyone for their input. I'm still looking at all my options but haven't made a final decision. There are some things about the Godox system that are intriguing. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but the Godox TT68N can also be used as a master, has built in wireless, and works with i-TTL. Also the X1T-N transmitter has a hot shoe on top; so I could have a flash on the camera and one off-camera.

I'm not familiar with a Godox TT68N. Did you mean the TT680N?

I think you'll find all your questions answered HERE however, with just a little reading.

 

[Camera Fun]

I'm not familiar with a Godox TT68N. Did you mean the TT680N?

I think you'll find all your questions answered HERE however, with just a little reading.

Meant to type TT685N. Been looking at the Godox site; just making sure I'm not missing something.