Post by Deleted on Jun 24, 2008 9:06:20 GMT -5
Ordered an SB-600 flash for my D300 today. I had been using an old Nikon SB25 and it did a good job but worked off a sensor on the flash, not TTL. The SB600 supposedly allows you to full flash on sunny days at high ISOs.
Could have got a Sigma unit a little cheaper but it got mixed reviews and couldn't utilize all the camera features the SB600 can use.
Top of the line is the SB-800 flash but the additional features are ones I would probably never use anyway and the flash is at least $100 more than the SB 600.
I remember the first "strobe" I ever used. My dad had a Heiland Strobonar V that ran off a 510-volt battery. The trigger was high voltage, too and could give you a real jolt.
Could have got a Sigma unit a little cheaper but it got mixed reviews and couldn't utilize all the camera features the SB600 can use.
Top of the line is the SB-800 flash but the additional features are ones I would probably never use anyway and the flash is at least $100 more than the SB 600.
I remember the first "strobe" I ever used. My dad had a Heiland Strobonar V that ran off a 510-volt battery. The trigger was high voltage, too and could give you a real jolt.