will this work with d800 & sb910 speedlite and will be about to use TTL?
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Hi Nestor, Yes ... They will work with the SB-910, is what I use. TTL no ! Manual trigger only, you get to have more "play" on your exposure.
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I do not have a SB-900. I use SB-800's and they work well (using TTL mode), so I am sure you will be OK with the SB-900. However the SB-80 does not support the latest TTL mode. Thus you will have to use it in manual mode and use the second receiver as just a manual trigger (ie. not on the hotshoe but with a sync cable (available on the side of the receiver).
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No, the RF-602 does not provide ttl... you would need the yn-622N for Nikon
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It depends on what you mean by compatibility. The TTL will work when on camera. When off camera-remotely the wireless devices DO NOT send any specific data, ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed to the wireless receivers. Once the flashes are off camera, they will still flash, but setting the flashes becomes manual. I was very surprised to read that in their manual. For this reason I came very close to sending back the whole kit. If I had to do it over I would not purchase it. Plus I have a D810. The wires connections do not even fit/connect to my camera. Their website said compatible with Nikons. It really depends on what they mean by compatible.Hope this helps! It depends on what you mean by compatibility. The TTL will work when on camera. When off camera-remotely the wireless devices DO NOT send any specific data, ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed to the wireless receivers. Once the flashes are off camera, they will still flash, but setting the flashes becomes manual. I was very surprised to read that in their manual. For this reason I came very close to sending back the whole kit. If I had to do it over I would not purchase it. Plus I have a D810. The wires connections do not even fit/connect to my camera. Their website said compatible with Nikons.... » Read More It depends on what you mean by compatibility. The TTL will work when on camera. When off camera-remotely the wireless devices DO NOT send any specific data, ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed to the wireless receivers. Once the flashes are off camera, they will still flash, but setting the flashes becomes manual. I was very surprised to read that in their manual. For this reason I came very close to sending back the whole kit. If I had to do it over I would not purchase it. Plus I have a D810. The wires connections do not even fit/connect to my camera. Their website said compatible with Nikons. It really depends on what they mean by compatible.Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I would think so. I have an SB800 and it works, so as long as the size difference between the two flashes isnt huge, I think it would work.
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No TTL, that is correct. But I put an Altura flash (about $40) on this shoe, put that combination on my 5N, and it works beautifully in Manual on-camera function. I have not tried it yet as a slave unit on a tripod.
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It does not work for TTL with my Nikon D5100 and Sunpak PZ42X Flash. It will work when the flash and camera are set to manual. The Sunpak right on the D5100's hotshoe works fine, but adding this flash code results in extreme overexposure. I'm puzzled, because all the pins look right, and continuity checks out.
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It's for Nikon. Search reviews before you buy to check compatibility with D90. Be prepared to test it when you get it to ensure proper TTL function with your camera (I returned two that wouldn't work on my D5100, but worked on D50, such a shame).
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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.
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Yep, I use them with Nikon , and Meike, just make sure that you get flashes that support TTL. If not, they will still work, but you have to shoot in manual.
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I use it with a d3000 and it works great! I read a little and it says your d80 is compatible with it, you can read it here. http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Flashes/4808/SB-700-AF-Speedlight.html?bvqap=7022-en_us/questions/product/2/4808.htm
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I have had substantially better battery life than that with my copy and Eneloop NiMH batteries. However the flash will definitely not work in TTL mode except with a Fuji camera. Slave mode will definitely work fine, and probably manual mode as well.
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This flash will work with any Nikon DSLR. However, it is a manual only flash. So if you are looking to use TTL mode to control the flash, this is not the one for you. That being said, it is a great flash and once you learn to use a manual flash, you will never go back to TTL anyway.
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They shouldn't be interchangeable. For TTL to work properly the flashes have to be engineered for each brand. I'd send it back and get the right one. It's a bargain of a flash for the money though. You'll be happy.
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Thanks for your interest in this kit. Yes, the flash is not a TTL flash so it will sync to the camera's 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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It works with any camera with a hot shoe. It does NOT allow TTL as it isolates the camera from the flash.