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Bower - External Flash

Model: SFD35N
SKU: 10678629
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Take well-lit photos with this Bower SFD35N flash that is designed for use with select Nikon DSLR cameras and features a 112' guide number for powerful lighting. The 0-90° bounce rotation and 0-270° horizontal swivel provide easy light control.

Features

  • From our expanded online assortment; not available in all Best Buy stores

  • Compatible with select Nikon DSLR cameras

    Including D2X, D2Xs, D2Hs, D200, D3S, D3X, D40/40X, D300S, D3000, D3100, D700, D7000, D5000, D5100, D50, D60, D70s, D80 and D90 models for a proper fit.

  • Lightweight, durable construction

    Allows simple portability.

  • 0-90° bounce rotation

    Along with a 0-270° horizontal swivel offers flexible use.

  • 112' guide number

    Delivers powerful illumination.

  • Auto stand by and check indicator

    Keeps you informed of the flash's status.

  • 28-85mm zoom range

    Provides versatility. Also features full i-TTL metering, automatic shutter speed control and aperture control.

Specifications

  • Brand
    Bower
    Model Number
    SFD35N
    Product Name
    External Flash
    Color
    Black
    Product Width
    3 inches
    Product Height
    6.25 inches
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Reviews

Rating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review

4 star rating. 1 review
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  • Rated 4 out of 5 stars

    Great flash

    The flash is easy to use. It can point in many directions so you can add light in fun ways to your shots. It's a little stiff going on my camera and the weight makes the camera feel awkward. But both points are diminished by the shots I am able to get.

    This review is from Bower - External Flash

    Posted by Momof2Teens

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Questions & Answers

  • Indoor picturesMy Nikon D3100 SLR taxes beautiful pictures but in some areas, such as the church sanctuary or sometimes in the house, I get a shadow behind the subject--usually, the head, but sometimes the body. I need to know if this will correct it. I would attach a picture but have hundreds and usually end up discarding the ones I am talking about. I want this in time for Easter services at the church.

    Yes this will help as long as you bounce the light and not aim directly at your subject.

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