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<blockquote data-quote="skene" data-source="post: 222273" data-attributes="member: 13155">Re: Noob question about flashesI do not think that there is anything wrong with an SB400, it's a great flash for someone that is not too involved with photography where they want to spend hundreds of $$ on a flash.&nbsp; They are much better than your built in flash.With that said, I feel that Yongnuo's definitely offer something up for the person that wants to try out flash photography without footing the bill for a Nikon flash.&nbsp; While I will agree somewhat to a degree of Nikon flashes being a bit over the top.&nbsp; You do get a lot for the money.&nbsp; Full compatibility and controls on all Nikon remote flashes(SB-700,800,900,910 SB-600 does not offer commander mode), the list goes on.With Yongnuo flashes, you they will work as great slave flashes and some do work with iTTL (YN-568ex II, YN-560III, YN-565ex, etc).&nbsp; The new YN-560exIII does offer up built in wireless control when using their flash triggers as well.Choice really ends up being up to you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="skene, post: 222273, member: 13155"] [b]Re: Noob question about flashes[/b] I do not think that there is anything wrong with an SB400, it's a great flash for someone that is not too involved with photography where they want to spend hundreds of $$ on a flash. They are much better than your built in flash. With that said, I feel that Yongnuo's definitely offer something up for the person that wants to try out flash photography without footing the bill for a Nikon flash. While I will agree somewhat to a degree of Nikon flashes being a bit over the top. You do get a lot for the money. Full compatibility and controls on all Nikon remote flashes(SB-700,800,900,910 SB-600 does not offer commander mode), the list goes on. With Yongnuo flashes, you they will work as great slave flashes and some do work with iTTL (YN-568ex II, YN-560III, YN-565ex, etc). The new YN-560exIII does offer up built in wireless control when using their flash triggers as well. Choice really ends up being up to you. [/QUOTE]

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