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Scotty Silver Member Nikonian since 07th Feb 2002Sat 22-Dec-12 06:15 AM
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"SB-700"


Abu Dhabi, AE
          

Quick question guys - can the SB-700 be used to trigger SB-600 speedlights in commander mode when mounted on camera. I think it can - just a confirmation would be good...

Thanks

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gbowen Gold Member Nikonian since 31st Mar 2011Sat 22-Dec-12 12:04 PM
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#1. "RE: SB-700"
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Canton, US
          

Yes sir! I have both speedlights.

George

  

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Scotty Silver Member Nikonian since 07th Feb 2002Sat 22-Dec-12 01:30 PM
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#2. "RE: SB-700"
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Abu Dhabi, AE
          

Great thanks - I thought so but wanted to check...

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MEMcD Moderator In depth knowledge in various areas Nikonian since 24th Dec 2007Sat 22-Dec-12 03:53 PM
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#3. "RE: SB-700"
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Hi Alex,

All of the Nikon i-TTL Speedlights to date (SB-800, SB-600, SB-900, SB-700, SB-910, SU-800 and even the SB-R200) with the exception of the SB-400 are fully compatible with each other.
Good Luck and Enjoy your Nikons!

Best Regards,
Marty

  

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Scotty Silver Member Nikonian since 07th Feb 2002Sat 22-Dec-12 06:54 PM
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#4. "RE: SB-700"
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Abu Dhabi, AE
          

Yeah but you can't use the SB600 in commander mode. I need one you can and I think the SB700 is the way to go... Cheers

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Arkayem Moderator Awarded for his high level skills in flash photography Charter MemberSun 23-Dec-12 07:30 PM
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#5. "RE: SB-700"
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Richmond Hill, GA (Savannah), US
          

>Yeah but you can't use the SB600 in commander mode. I need
>one you can and I think the SB700 is the way to go... Cheers

A disadvantage of the SB-700 is that it can only control two groups. For portraits, you almost always need three groups, main, fill, and hair).

I use an SB-800 in the studio for controling three groups.

Russ
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Scotty Silver Member Nikonian since 07th Feb 2002Mon 24-Dec-12 05:53 PM
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#6. "RE: SB-700"
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Abu Dhabi, AE
          

Indeed - but I can use the camera mounted SB-700 as the main and my two SB-600s for the fill and hair at the moment...

And anyway, it is already wrapped up and under the tree - I can see it from here...

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Gray_star Registered since 17th Dec 2012Mon 24-Dec-12 06:06 PM
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#7. "RE: SB-700"
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US
          


>Indeed - but I can use the camera mounted SB-700 as the main
>and my two SB-600s for the fill and hair at the moment...

Use the SB-700 as fill, and a remote SB-600 as the key light. If you use the on-camera flash as a key light, then there will be nothing to fill-in.

  

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Scotty Silver Member Nikonian since 07th Feb 2002Tue 25-Dec-12 01:39 AM
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#8. "RE: SB-700"
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Abu Dhabi, AE
          

Of course - thanks for that...

D2XS + AF20-35mm f2.8 + AF35-70mm f2.8 + AF80-200mm f2.8. or...

Nikkors - 28mm f2.8 AFD + 50mm f1.8 AFD + 85mm f1.8G AF-S...

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