Does this speedlight works with Nikon D80 camera ?
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It is best to ask the vendor. My User's Manual for the SB-700, page A-4, says that it is compatible with all Nikon CLS cameras except the D1, and other Nikon digital cameras named but the D80 is not listed.CLS stands for Creative Lighting System. Look in your User's Manual for the D80 and see if the Index refers to CLS or Creative Lighting System. If so, then I would say that the SB700 works on the Nikon D80 digital camera. Also, if you go on the Internet and search "SB700" flash, that might list what cameras are not compatible with the SB700.
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It works for any speedlite. But your camera should be under the list of model.
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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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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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Yes, this should work with any Nikon flash. You can probably even use it with flashes not meant for Nikon's but you'll only be able to use our in fully manual mode, no TTL
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Should work just fine. This unit is triggered by the hot shoe. It works great on my D800 and my D7000.
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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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Hi Monica, it will work fine with the D3200. See the specs on Nikon's website http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/speedlights/compatibility.htm
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I'm sure it will work for your Nikon, even though i shoot with Canon. I've read that most of Nikon Speedlite Flashes work with and are sometimes prefferred by Canon owners. So that's why I'm sure that this will be ok for your Nikon. Not sure about Vivitar.
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While I do not own the D800, I see no reason that would prevent it from working. The standard connections have not been modified.
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Should work as a flash trigger. (Unsure if it will work for you as a remote shutter release... Not sure if the D80 has the connector which mates to what is supplied in the kit.)
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I use it on a Nikon D300. I think it will fit any Nikon DSLR camera hot-shoe, and I am confident that it will fit the D80.
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It will work fine as it does on a D800. I recommend the Yonguo 2.4 ghz remote triggers though - much more useful as you can remote control your cameras and off camera flash units with them for a bit lower price.
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That would be a question that should be answered by a rep from Sigma. It works great with newer cameras, but I'm not sure about D80.
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It works using the same 10-pin connector found on many of the more advanced Nikon digital SLR cameras, from the D200 through the new D810a including the D800. It has a small footprint which makes keeping it your "go kit" easy.
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see photos I've posted. Should work with just about any available speedlight. Nothing brand- or model-specific about it. Wrap the velcro around the head of the flash gun with velcro part facing OUT, then 'stick' the softbox onto the velcro - works great.
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It should work. However not sure they sell the Vivitar anymore. I think another company bought it and it is marketed under another name. I am using Vello which works well with the D800.