We All Love To See A Great Flash (D3200)
02-05-2014, 09:26 PM
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We All Love To See A Great Flash (D3200)
hey
what are you guys running for flashes?
are you using a remote or one controlled by the camera?
I hit google and everyone says the SB700 is the way to go, they offer a SB400 as well but I guess it only does single flash
I also found this Bower SFD926N
Im not really sure cause both of those are fairly steap in price haha
what are you guys running for flashes?
are you using a remote or one controlled by the camera?
I hit google and everyone says the SB700 is the way to go, they offer a SB400 as well but I guess it only does single flash
I also found this Bower SFD926N
Im not really sure cause both of those are fairly steap in price haha
02-21-2014, 12:10 PM
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What camera do you have?
I have a nikon SLR and I use the SB600...you can remote control it via your camera...depends how complicated you want to go with it. also depends what you want your end result to be...most stuff you dont need flash, some you need more than two!
I have a nikon SLR and I use the SB600...you can remote control it via your camera...depends how complicated you want to go with it. also depends what you want your end result to be...most stuff you dont need flash, some you need more than two!
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haha misleading I know, I needed some way to trick people into coming in here 
I have a Nikon D3200. definitely basic photos. just something better then the harsh flash that's on the camera!
What camera do you have?
I have a nikon SLR and I use the SB600...you can remote control it via your camera...depends how complicated you want to go with it. also depends what you want your end result to be...most stuff you dont need flash, some you need more than two!
I have a nikon SLR and I use the SB600...you can remote control it via your camera...depends how complicated you want to go with it. also depends what you want your end result to be...most stuff you dont need flash, some you need more than two!
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