I'm going to use this flash on my Leica D-LUX type 109?
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Your best bet for an answer would be to contact Metz. They are pretty responsive to questions about their products.
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You will need to be "hard wired" with a sync cord and the flash in manual. The smaller flashes should be fine depending on your ISO and f stop. with a dual strobe bracket you can fire two flashes at once and double your output. Consider purchasing a monolight stobe in the softbox to make use of the modeling light. try these products: http://www.amazon.com/Cowboystudio-Photography-Studio-Monolight-Strobe/dp/B003XCDA9A/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1384737757&sr=1-3&keywords=strobe+mono+light http://www.amazon.com/DSLRKIT-Dual-Triple-Flash-Bracket/dp/B0076GK4A2/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1384737722&sr=1-2&keywords=dual+flash+holder+bracket Hope it helps Paul.
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I don't know about your flash, but I use it on my D-800 with excellent results.
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I don't know, I use it on a Leica D-Lux 6. It functions properly. Sorry I couldn't be ofAssistance.
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I would definitely not get this. The light output will be similar to your built-in flash, but without the biggest benefits of having a hot shoe flash, like being able to change the angle of the flash.Save up and get the Canon Speedlite 430EX II. The only reason I got the 90ex is because it is tiny and can be carried in a pocket easily in case the need arises to use on my 5d Mark iii which does not have a built in flash.
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Abdul, not knowing what the flash is intended for this is a hard question to answer. I will say the SB-910 as the flagship speed light will give you more options on your camera. Nikon D5000 or any of the D-5xxx series support TTL metering. Plus in manual mode there are additional options to control light output. The SB-910 is Nikons most expensive flash unit available and if money is not a consideration the buy it. It is also the most user friendly flash Nikon ever made. If indeed you don't require all this power I would also look into the SB-700. The SB-600 is not very user friendly and became obsolete even though it is a good unit which would have to be purchased used. Never mind those talking about using the SB-910 with D-4 or D-3 or even D-800. If you were using that equipment you not have asked that question here. The flash will work well with your camera and any upgrade by Nikon in the future.
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I I have it on my Canon T5i. Canon flashes aren't that goodand the Canon flashes are overpriced
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If You Have one of these filter sizes (49mm/52mm/55mm/58mm/62mm/67mm)It will work,You mention You are looking for a macro Flash, This is not a Flash its a light like the description says.
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Sure, and you can customize it for the intensity of the flash light you want.Basically, its built for the manual mode shooting
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Yes it will. I use it as the master and slave my other Speedlites. All controls are located in your camera menu. Hope this helps.
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This flash will work for that camera. Keep in mind it is not TTL so you may have to adjust the exposure as you use it.
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It should work OK as long as the the Meike flash is 100% compatible with the Nikon i-TTL/CLS system. I love the triggers in general as they fire reliably.
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It should work wtih any flash as it's adjustable. (just noticed it has been answered already)
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I dont think it will its a mid level dsrl so it light sensor isnt that strong. Also you going to be using a fast shutter speed so you dont have blurry photos which doesn't let a lot of light in. You probably have to get a more expenses one like one of the Mark canons. Overall for the most part thats what determines the cameras price
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Yes this flash is compatible with the D7100. We have no problem with it and the D7100
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I seriously doubt that you will be happy with this flash. It is touted as an automatic TTL flash that works similar to name-brand flashes made for your camera. It is not. Suggest that you look seriously at the smaller Canon flash or a Metz equivalent. This flash is a manual flash and unless you are handy with setting aperture and shutter speed for different lighting situations, I would advise you to steer clear.
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I see no reason why not. Unless the configuration of the D7100 popup flash is vastly different then my D810. It slips into the flash shoe and then covers the popup allowing only Infra Red through. No guarantees here though... might want to go to a store and look at the two cameras side by side?