hi nikonians friends. i have no problems uses manual priority + sb900. my problem is when using Aperture Priority + sb900 - when i shoot there is long delay in shooting- my flash sync is set to 1/250 and flash shutter speed is set 1/60. Need advise on shortening the shutter speed????? thanks Ken
#1. "RE: Sb-900 + D700 + aperture priority" In response to Reply # 0 Tue 30-Oct-12 04:10 PM by gkaiseril
Chicago, US
A number of setting can cause a delay.
Is the camera's shutter delay active? Is the "Red Eye Reduction" active? Is the flash mode to "Rear Shutter Sync"? Are you in the Master/Commander mode for the SB-900 and have any remote groups active?
#3. "RE: Sb-900 + D700 + aperture priority" In response to Reply # 1
Vancouver, CA
>A number of setting can cause a delay. > >Is the camera's shutter delay active? >Is the "Red Eye Reduction" active? >Is the flash mode to "Rear Shutter Sync"? >Are you in the Master/Commander mode for the SB-900 and have >any remote groups active? > HI- The camera's shutter delay is not active. however my dis display is showing slow/rear - how does one change this? also which section is red eye reduvtion? thanks for your help its bugging me
#4. "RE: Sb-900 + D700 + aperture priority" In response to Reply # 3
Seattle, WA, US
The flash mode selection is done by pressing the flash button on the side of the popup flash and rotating the back dial. Red-eye reduction would be the eye symbol, which will put a similar delay into your flash shooting.
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#5. "RE: Sb-900 + D700 + aperture priority" In response to Reply # 4
Vancouver, CA
>The flash mode selection is done by pressing the flash button >on the side of the popup flash and rotating the back dial. >Red-eye reduction would be the eye symbol, which will put a >similar delay into your flash shooting. > >---------+---------+---------+---------+ >Joseph K >Seattle, WA, USA > >D700, D200, D70S, 24-70mm f/2.8, VR 70-200mm f/2.8 II, >50mm f/1.4 D, 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 VR, 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5 DX > great thank so much Joseph that did the trick
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