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SB-700 Speedlight Samples on D5100
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<blockquote data-quote="AxeMan - Rick S." data-source="post: 106043" data-attributes="member: 1746"><p>Good examples what the difference is between the pop up flash and what can be done by defusing or bouncing your flash off of something using a Speedlight.</p><p> </p><p>To sweeten the deal the SB700 made all the power settings for you on it's own based on your camera settings. SO easy a caveman could do it.</p><p> </p><p>Glad you took our advise and bit the bullet and got the SB700. Third party flashes can do the same thing, but I read somewhere they could damage you flash circuit in your camera. At least now you have a Nikon match for on camera flash. Your going to love it when you move into the other room.</p><p> </p><p>Anyone looking at these photos can see why so many of use recommend the SB700. The SB400 limits you on head control and is cheaper, the SB 900 has a few more bells and whistles, the flash recovery time is faster, and has a higher output. However many of us have a hard time putting that kind of cash out on a flash. As it was I had a hard time spending the money on the SB700, but after using it a few time it was well worth the money.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AxeMan - Rick S., post: 106043, member: 1746"] Good examples what the difference is between the pop up flash and what can be done by defusing or bouncing your flash off of something using a Speedlight. To sweeten the deal the SB700 made all the power settings for you on it's own based on your camera settings. SO easy a caveman could do it. Glad you took our advise and bit the bullet and got the SB700. Third party flashes can do the same thing, but I read somewhere they could damage you flash circuit in your camera. At least now you have a Nikon match for on camera flash. Your going to love it when you move into the other room. Anyone looking at these photos can see why so many of use recommend the SB700. The SB400 limits you on head control and is cheaper, the SB 900 has a few more bells and whistles, the flash recovery time is faster, and has a higher output. However many of us have a hard time putting that kind of cash out on a flash. As it was I had a hard time spending the money on the SB700, but after using it a few time it was well worth the money. [/QUOTE]
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