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Nikon D7000 and Speedlight SB-910

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    Jok5
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    13 Dec 2012 - 10:40 PM
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    I'm looking for an a flash for my D7000, I'm thinking SB-910 but the price puts me of. What are your thoughts on the 910. Is there any other flash I should consider.

    Also looking for a decent Camera Bag that will handle D7000, 70-300, 10-24 and 50mm lens

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    cameracat
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    14 Dec 2012 - 12:22 PM
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    Quote: Is there any other flash I should consider

    What about the SB-700, More than enough light for most situations.......Grin

    Nickscape
    14 Dec 2012 - 1:19 PM
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    I have a Nissin di622 Mk2 for my Nikons and it performs really well both on camera and off camera with the nikon creative light system.

    User_Removed
    14 Dec 2012 - 2:15 PM
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    When I bought my first Nikon dSLR (a D80), I bought an SB-600 flash and I have used it with my subsequent D300, D3s and D800 when I want full TTL functionality and all the bells and whistles of Nikon's CLS.

    However, much of the time I am using several flashes manually with radio triggers and find that my Metz 36-AF 5 and Yongnuo YN560-II are excellent at much lower cost.

    M22s
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    15 Dec 2012 - 10:44 AM
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    Yep I use an sb700 and for it's size it can't be faulted! Has almost the same functions as the 910, just less power. Only down side is the lack of power supply option

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