This external flash features 3 light distribution patterns for customized use and automatic color filter identification for ensuring photos are clear and detailed.
Q: Does this flash support wireless TTL function?
A: Yes, this flash supports wireless TTL function.
A: This flash comes with a case.
Q: Can the head of the flash be adjusted?
A: Yes, the head tilts down to 7° or up to 90° and can rotate horizontally up to 180°.
Q: What is the minimum recycling time for this flash?
A: The minimum recycling time for this flash is 2.5 seconds.
Q: Does this flash have a zoom head?
A: Yes, the Nikon SB-700 AF Speedlight External Flash has a zoom head.
Q: How many light distribution patterns does this Nikon flash have?
A: This external flash features 3 light distribution patterns for customized use.
Q: What type of batteries does this flash use?
A: The Nikon SB-700 AF Speedlight uses 4 AA alkaline batteries.
A: It varies on what pictures you want to take. I personally never use the built in camera flash. Most built in camera flashes work well for your average flash needs, but I hate the effect it gives. To me, the built in flash makes the picture look flat, as well as its a hard light that shows oils and other imperfections. With external flashes like the SB-700 you have the ability to indirectly illuminate your subject in a variety of ways causing a softer, more creative lighting situation (having the ability to "bounce"). That's why I like external flashes. If you are just a novice; the SB-400 is probably the best way to go. Its a great little flash as well as cheaper then your average speed light. It also has bounce capabilities in 4 steps up to 90 degrees (even though its not 360 degrees of pure swivel like the SB-700 its a great flash). Its light, small, and easy to use all while giving you great pictures when a flash is needed.

This external flash features 3 light distribution patterns for customized use and automatic color filter identification for ensuring photos are clear and detailed.

Expand your lighting system with the Nikon SB-5000 Speedlight. Enjoy the precision of optical and radio control to create ever-more complex lighting setups with up to six groups of flashes. The unique hot shoe cooling mount ensures the Nikon SB-5000 Speedlight can create more than 100 full-powered flashes rapidly without overheating.

Accessorize your DSLR or HDSLR camera with this Sunpak flash. It has an automatic zoom head for closeups from 28mm to 180mm, and its built-in bounce card helps you achieve suitable lighting for your subject. This high-voltage Sunpak flash has an LCD panel for customizing options as you snap photos.

The Digital Autofocus Flashgun for Nikon fully dedicated i-TTL flash designed specifically for the Nikon line of digital and film SLR cameras. Designed with professional and amateur photographers in mind, this flashgun is equipped with a guide number of 112 feet with full i-TTL metering, automatic shutter speed control and aperture control of digital and analog SLR cameras. Key Features: Auto standby and check indicator. Guide Number: 112 feet (50mm @ ISO 100). Bounce and swivel zoom head allows versatile reflection for difficult lighting conditions. 28mm-85mm zoom coverage. Compatible with all Nikon models including: D2X/Xs,D2Hs,D2X,D200,D3X/3S, D40/40X, D300S, D3000, D3100,D700,D7000,D5000,D5100,D50,D60,D70s, D80, D90. Bower SFD35N Specs. Flash Head. Guide Number 111.55' / 34 m at ISO 100 (50 mm Position). Coverage Full-Frame. 28 to 85 mm. Angle of Coverage 28 to 75°. Bounce Head 0 to +90°. Swivel Head 330°. Flash Duration 1/700 Second at Full Power. Recycle Time Approx. 4 to 6 Seconds. Secondary Illumination None. Exposure Control. Exposure Control Nikon i-TTL. Power Range None. Wireless. Wireless Operation None. Power. Internal Power 4 x AA (Alkaline, NiCad, NiMH). External Power Pack Compatible No. General. Mount Shoe. Off-Camera Terminal None. Dimensions (W x H x D) 3 x 2.4 x 7.3" / 76 x 60 x 185 mm. Weight 9.88 oz / 280 g (without Batteries)
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Customers frequently mention how easy the SB-700 AF Speedlight External Flash is to use, with many appreciating the clear and helpful directions included. It is also considered to be a great value for the price, with many customers expressing satisfaction with the quality of the flash relative to its cost. While some users find there is a bit of a learning curve to using the flash, most agree that it works well with their cameras and delivers great lighting, especially in low-light conditions.
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I purchased this unit for a night time shoot. I didn't want to over power the exposures and was able to ramp down the flash to use just enough power to light the subject without killing the background. I'm really familiar with all things Nikon, so it was not hard for me to figure out how to use almost all of the functions without going through the manual. This SB-700 is a winner for me because it can provide a LOT of light or just enough. What I mean is, I don't need to buy a small flash unit and also a big one. So, I am very happy that I don't need to figure out which flash unit to put on the camera when I can just use one for day, night, fill, etc.
Posted by PhxElite
I own 3 of these lights. I use them on and off my camera. On my camera they provide great lighting both indoors and out. In my studio I use the together to provide even lighting for the perfect picture.
Posted by Minimom
This my 3rd SB700. I do professional photography & I love having a durable but compact flash. I use it as a main flash or as a slave flash. I would definitely recommend it to others.
Posted by Bdot