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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 583042" data-attributes="member: 13090">Yes... The 568EX II. Now, not that I care what flash you, or anyone else chooses to use, but to answer your question more fully the SB-910 and the 568EX have comparable guide-numbers (in fact the 568 reports a slightly better GN than the SB-910 but we all know those numbers are bit like MPG claims on new cars so lets call this one a wash) and it supports HSS up to 1/8000 shutter speed.The 568EXII costs $101 on Amazon and has a US warranty (that I admittedly know nothing about).A refurbished Nikon SB-910 on Amazon costs $535. The way I look at this is for the price of one SB-910 I could buy three 568EXII's. I could then have all three of those 568's crap out on me, buy two more 568's and, at worst at this point, I'd be breaking even as compared to buying a single Nikon SB-910......</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 583042, member: 13090"] Yes... The 568EX II. Now, not that I care what flash you, or anyone else chooses to use, but to answer your question more fully the SB-910 and the 568EX have comparable guide-numbers (in fact the 568 reports a slightly better GN than the SB-910 but we all know those numbers are bit like MPG claims on new cars so lets call this one a wash) and it supports HSS up to 1/8000 shutter speed. The 568EXII costs $101 on Amazon and has a US warranty (that I admittedly know nothing about). A [b]refurbished[/b] Nikon SB-910 on Amazon costs $535. The way I look at this is for the price of one SB-910 I could buy three 568EXII's. I could then have all three of those 568's crap out on me, buy two more 568's and, at worst at this point, I'd be [I]breaking even[/I] as compared to buying a single Nikon SB-910. [COLOR="#FFFFFF"].....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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