Does NIkon Speedlight SB-400 work with the NIkon F100? Does Nikon Speedlight SB-400 work with the Nikon F100?
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No, the SB400 will start giving off an 'error' signal (blinking red light) when connected to the F100 and switched on. For a similar type Nikon flash, a used SB-30, SB-23, SB-27 or SB-15 would be your better choices. It will work with the SB-800 or SB-28 where full sized flashes are concerned. All of the above apply to the Nikon F-5 as well. Hope that helps :-)
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Yes. All newer canon speedlights work on all of their digital bodies. Im using it on my 6D to trigger other flashes remotely. www.abesnider.com
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Hi Paul - I have used this with an SB900 in this way. I works fine. A great unit for the price. The speedlight does need to have 4 batteries in it as well as the 8 batteries in the External Battery pack.
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It may work with all the Nikon models but don't expect to use it in TTL mode for off camera flash or studio lights. Carefully check with the manufacturer, Yongnuo. I believe they do have a couple of Nikon specific models. If you are doing two flash heads off camera you will need two sets for a total of four units.
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As long as your Nikon flash has a standard hot shoe it should work but do not expect that the TTL will work. It will work as a manual flash this means that your sony camera will not recognize the Nikon flash but if the flash is on, it will trigger the flash unit. So you will have to use it in manual. I use mine to fire my quantum flashes and to connect my pocket wizard receiver.
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Yes, it is... http://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/886/~/d-slr-and-nikon-speedlight-compatibility
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I'm going to guess and say yes. The reason for saying that is, because I'm using a old film Nikon flash with SB600 and SB700. Sorry but I don't own any Yongnuo Speed lights. I hope this helps to answer your question.
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The SB-50DX was built as a low end strobe for the early non-iTTL (CLS) Nikon digital cameras like the D1 series.To use the strobe with your D40 you will need to put the flash in manual mode. The camera will operate in either P, S, A or M modes with the SB-50DX set in manual mode.As the D40 supports Nikon's CLS (Creative Lighting System) highly recommend you look at getting an SB-600, SB-800 or SB-900 used as rhese three strobes are all no longer made. Or invest in the new SB-910 or SB-700.
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Yes, works through the hotshoe connection. It works perfectly with my Canon 430/580's, 560'sand Nikon SB's, Neewer and Yougono via hotshoe, and my Studio strobes when connected via sync cable. You can fire different strobes set to different channels, or all of them on one channel. but no TTL data. - lyarks.com
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It is not compatible with the camera but will flash off when shutter button is pressed. The SB50 DX would flash but not sync with latest Nikon cameras.
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Yes it sure is. Here is a link :imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/d3200/spec.htm If you scroll down to flash control the sb-400 is listed there , hope this helps. I really like my sb-400 nice powerful compact flash
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No, I have not been able to make my D3200 work with SB-500 as remote flash. Transmitter (camera side) in Manual mode, it does trigger SB-500, however, power adjustment (1/2, 1/4, etc.) in the camera does not change output of SB-500 (I assume it stays at 1/1 no matter what). Transmitter in TTL mode, it wouldn't even trigger.
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I do not know if it works with that kind of flash, I am using 2 flashes: Yongnuo YN 560 for Canon Nikon Pentax III and YongNuo YN-468 II E-TTL Speedlite With LCD Display, for Canon 50D 40D T1i Xsi XS, and works perfectly. And my camera is canon t3i
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The SB28 is a flash designed for older Nikon cameras, meaning film cameras. Digital cameras use a different system for the flash to properly read the exposure for thru the lens exposure. This flash will work only in manual mode on Nikon digital cameras. You need a SB600 or more recent strobe for your digital Nikon. The SB28 is excellent as a remote flash with you setting the intensity of the flash. I use one with a small radio trigger for fill light very effectively. Again, unless saving on price is worth the trouble of hands-on setting the flash each time, you need a newer strobe made for digital and not the SB28.
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yes it work but only on the camera setting to either manual or S mode. On the flash it need to be on Manual mode. You will choose the amount of power setting manually. When shooting at night the display will be too dark so you have to depend on the sound for correct focusing.
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Not familiar with that particular model speedlight, but I am pretty certain it will FIT the unit. If you mean larger in terms of power, that is harder to answer. I have used the very underpowered Nikon SB26 and I just up the ISO to 800 or even 1600 as needed to get the exposure I want. However, I am using a full-frame Nikon D800 and I can easily get away with using a high ISO and still retain the quality I need. Your mileage may vary. As with all things strobe, more power is always better. You can always go down :)
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I'm not sure but here are two links, one is for the Nikon SB600 and the other for your Sunpak flash. Read the specs and see how the measurements compare before you order. http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product-Archive/Flashes/4802/SB-600-AF-Speedlight.html http://www.bestbuy.com/site/sunpak-digiflash-3000-external-flash/6673695.p?id=1218771807366&skuId=6673695#tab=specifications