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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 222387" data-attributes="member: 14443">Re: Noob question about flashesbravo! I personally know many weddings photographers who use the 560III for manual fill flash. and many pros who use the 568 and 565's as their main flash. I myself have a 568 and its a great flash. just the fact that the head can be swiveled without the lock button. under stress to get a shot the lock release button is a huge hinder.Im waiting for the 568II for nikon to be released and ill sell my SB800 cause it doesnt work well with their 622n slaves. there is a huge delay between pressing and it firing. all in all, fantastic flash for the money. even the phottix mitros is a great pro alternative. $300, 2 years warranty vs nikon's 1. it has almost everything the SB910 has. but it does underexpose 1 stop and needs to be adjusted. if they could fix that via a firmware update, I will get that. no need to pay $550 for a pro flash today. theres a lot of options.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 222387, member: 14443"] [b]Re: Noob question about flashes[/b] bravo! I personally know many weddings photographers who use the 560III for manual fill flash. and many pros who use the 568 and 565's as their main flash. I myself have a 568 and its a great flash. just the fact that the head can be swiveled without the lock button. under stress to get a shot the lock release button is a huge hinder. Im waiting for the 568II for nikon to be released and ill sell my SB800 cause it doesnt work well with their 622n slaves. there is a huge delay between pressing and it firing. all in all, fantastic flash for the money. even the phottix mitros is a great pro alternative. $300, 2 years warranty vs nikon's 1. it has almost everything the SB910 has. but it does underexpose 1 stop and needs to be adjusted. if they could fix that via a firmware update, I will get that. no need to pay $550 for a pro flash today. theres a lot of options. [/QUOTE]

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