Nikon SB-600 Speedlight Flash for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras | | |
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| • | Versatile remote speedlight for the Nikon Creative Lighting System | | • | Available options with D2H Pro Digital SLR and D70 Digital SLR: i-TTL Mode, Advanced Wireless Lighting, FV Lock, Flash Color Information and Wide Area AF illuminator | | • | Accurate, seamless fill-flash capability under the most difficult, tricky lighting situations | | • | FV Lock (Flash Value Lock) allows you to change the compostition or zoom for the shot while maintaining desired lighting of the subject | | • | Auto FP High Speed Sync Mode when used with D2H Pro Digital SLR delivers needed fill flash in bright light or with wide aperture Nikkor lenses |
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Product Description
When used in combination with Nikon's latest digital SLRs, the D70 or D2H, the SB-600 supports Advanced Wireless Lighting as a remote Speedlight that can be positioned as one of multiple remote flashes to significantly extend creative possibilities. To assist in such situations, the Speedlight SB-600 also has a readylight located beside the LCD on the rear panel that can be easily seen from a distance. The SB-600 can also emit an audible alert for further assistance. Easy-to-view LCD with 6 simple-to-understand backlit buttons Guide Number of 30/98 [ISO100,m/ft], 42/138 [ISO200,m/ft] (at 35mm zoom) Auto zoom of 24 to 85mm, extendable to 14mm with built-in wide-flash adapter Advanced Wireless Lighting available with D2H or D70 when used as a remote Auto FP High-Speed Sync (with D2H only); use with fast shutter speeds achieves effective blurring of out-of-focus background elements Flash Color Information - optimized white balance makes use of data from the Speedlight FV lock holds flash value, enabling recomposition prior to shooting Design consistent with those of next-generation D-SLRs, with a triangular design element on the top that complements the D-SLR motif Requires 4 AA Batteries (Alkaline or Rechargeable NiCad or NIMH) for use
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 Amazing Flash! January 8, 2009
C Aschenbeck (Houston, Texas United States)
I was thinking about buying the SB-800 but a friend talked me into getting the SB-600 instead and I'm glad he did. This flash does everything that I need and more. If your thinking about getting an SB-800, save your money and get the SB-600 instead. The SB-600 is a fantastic flash and you will not be disapointed.
Nikon SB-600 flash January 8, 2009
Drew Buehler
Awesome flash unit. Better than I expected. Very pleased with the bounce flash results.
amazing January 7, 2009
schlooble (USA)
I can't put into words how amazing this flash is. This speedlight will change your photography for the better almost instantly. The only downside is that is quite intimidating at first, as it is very advanced (but this is a good thing). If you have a D80 or above (maybe D70, but Im not sure) you can run this flash wirelessly on command mode which will take your photos to a new level.
Excellent Choice January 7, 2009
Je Raydan Fermandez
For the current amazon price (as of Dec 2008) this flash will is certainly going to improve your pictures.
Just the capacity to be able to tilt and rotate the flash in many directions will help you achieve better lighting in your pictures.
Then there is the added feature of using it remotely, while using the camera as a commander (mine is a D90, but D80, and the higher up models do it too). With a little creativity on flash placing you can have lots of fun with very very simple set-up. It will only take a few seconds to have it working remotely.
Also some of my friends have Nikon cameras and sb-600's so we usually share these in case we want to; as it is very simple and easy to control many flashes from the camera.
Great Flash for a great price I think.
What A Difference January 6, 2009
S. Bishop (Grand Rapids, MI)
Yes, the flash comes with a manual but what a difference. Without it I was getting red eye, just put the flash on and red eye is gone. I was even able to take a picture of something behind glass by bouncing it slightly. I have just begun to discover all that it can do.
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