The new release Nikon SB-910 hasn’t change much from its predecessor SB-900. You can read more about it here. The Guide Number(GN) remained at 111ft (ISO100) and 157ft (ISO200). The recycle time is 2.3s with Ni-MH batteries which is identical to the SB-900. The SB-900 has previous battled with overhearing …
A few months back, I wrote about off camera flash technique which is much more preferred than having your flash fixed on to your hot shoe. You are most certain to achieve better lighting result if you have your flash off the camera. The new Nikon SB-700 can now be …
Nikon and Canon’s flash sync is typically 1/250s. This number defines the shortest time that the shutter curtain can maintain fully open. Any use of faster shutter speed will enable the 2nd curtain to close while the 1st curtain is still being opened. This effectively means the shutter is no …
The SB-900 is set to replace my SB-600. SB-600 will be used as a remote wireless flash. SB-900 is much larger in size, but has alot more features: Better Interface, Better Zoom range (up to 200mm), Faster recycling, Better AF assist, Wider Swivel, Thermal cut off, etc… SB-600 on the …
