I shoot a Nikon D90 and would like to trigger my Alien Bee 800, Nikon SB 800 and SB900 all at the same time, will this these work for this?
360157
I have a D7000 and these work great. But you should be able to trigger the Alien Bee with just the flash.
1560664
I used the sb910 9very similar to sb900) on the Nikon D800 very successfully. I can only assume that these similar items will also work together. Why wouldn't the D800e work as well as the D800 on this speedlight? I recommend checking with Nikonusa.com website.
2026664
Sorry I can't help you on this. I have A D800, and it works as advertised. Try calling Nikon technical help, their number is on their website.
1039608
it will work. for the simple reason that this remote is attached to the electronics of the camera. the other remote will work as well independently. happy shooting :-)
1159542
This trigger is designed to work on Nikon bodies and trigger compatible Yonguno manual speedlights. There is a cable included that allows it to be plugged into specific Nikon model to allow the unit cabled to the camera body to be remotely fired by the other 603 held in your hand. The cable is specific to the models listed in the description.
2019940
On the D5100 current Nikon flashes (the SB-900, SB-800, SB-700, SB-600 and SB-400) will give you full capability in all exposure modes and let off more light. Older models will work such as the SB-80DX, SB-28DX, SB-28, SB-27, and SB-22S will only offer non-TTL (non through-the-lens metering) auto or manual flash modes.
1013743
Yes, I use these on Nikon N90S. Set your camera to manual, drop your shutter speed down until your reach 'bulb' or in some cases '---' the lowest shutter speed. I did have a little bit of trouble on a Nikon D200, it just took some patience to get them to communicate. These are really reasonable triggers; great for more than one camera.
2061988
The PW's are transceivers, and will act both as a trigger and a slave. Attach one to the hotshoe of your D90 in receiver mode and another one to your SB700 off camera also in receiver mode, and a third will be used to trigger in your hand in transmit mode. If you only have two, then one is on your D90 in transmit mode and the other on your SB700 in receive mode. When you use your camera's shutter release button to fire your camera, it will use the PW to trigger the PW on your SB700.Hope that answers your question.
1509721
Yes it will. Keep in mind though, the sb500 only works on channel 3 and only has a group "a" and "b" settings (so the su800 has a group "c" that you won't be able to use). Other than that, the su800 will fire the sb500's in ttl or manual mode while attached to the Nikon 5300.
1141077
Yes the SB-400 will work on the Nikon D-90. If you have any other questions on the SB-400 versus other flashes (SB-600 or 800 etc..) feel free to message me back.
1759566
Yes it will work. If you decide to use it as a remote trigger, this particular model will not work. It says it can be usee as a remote trigger but it doesnt work. There is a more expensive one that does work though. But if you want to use it for off camera flash then yes it will work. Hopefully ive answered your question.
1395662
Hi I used YN622 whit a nikon d7000 on my camera and a sb900 on The transmiter, and off camera a YN 622 receiver whit a sb 800 all flashes Working in TTL mode, this transmiter is like a dedicated cord, is a wireles cord, by the way don't work Good, make a failed to my camera, and some times over exposed some shoots
521090
Yes, you can add as many triggers as you want but can be in no more than 3 groups. I have had these for over a year and they have worked just great. I also have one of the cheaper odin triggers that I use just for triggering a flash for background that I set manually
437514
I shoot two SB-800's and one SB-900 with either a Nikon D3 or D3s, and it works perfectly. I should think that would apply to your equipment as well, but you might want to Google the question and see if it has been answered in any of the on-line chatrooms.
1528457
I have found that this produce works with 'like' systems. For example, my canon camera with a canon flash. I have tried using it with two other branded flashes and it would not trigger. So, if you're using a Nikon with Nikon - i am almost certain you should be fine.
1950963
Yes it will work with the D80 however i am using it with my D70 and am not impressed with the TTL operation as opposed to my SB600. for the price it is OK but will not compare to original Nikon SB's
551732
Yes, it can work. It is a discontinued model in Nikon's line up. It suffered from having a slow mode switching button pressing method to change settings and no thermal cut-off switch. Newer units use a switch to change modes and include a thermal cut-off switch. Sb-800 works very well with Radio Popper Jrx line, newer units cannot work with Radio Popper Jrx line. Sb800 had a Nikon sc-18 cord port for connecting flashes, new units do not.