Help with buying a flash for nikon 7100
Jan 4, 2014 15:17:48 #
If you are not a Nikon purest, then there is a Chinese knock-off for the Nikon SB900. At $160.00 it is affordable and in my use is completely compatible to Nikon cameras.
http://www.meikestore.com/topic-meike-flash/?gclid=CIfIs5Cq5bsCFY47MgodzWYAJw
http://www.meikestore.com/topic-meike-flash/?gclid=CIfIs5Cq5bsCFY47MgodzWYAJw
Stevenz wrote:
I own a nikon d7100 with a 18-300mm lens. I've int... (show quote)
Jan 4, 2014 15:22:22 #
sueyeisert wrote:
If you don't mind the weight get the 910. You never regret buying the top of the line.
...and the size...
Jan 4, 2014 16:58:14 #
tommo13
Loc: Temple, TX
I have had good luck with the ProMaster FL1. Reverse engineered , but sure works for me. Cheaper too.
Jan 4, 2014 17:02:26 #
Jan 5, 2014 01:45:23 #
I shoot with D-7000; just recently bought a SB-700.
It has all the flash/capabilities you will need with either a 7000, or 7001 for "general use." (multiple-remotes, etc - have fun...) My opinion - unless you're a "make-your-living Pro" - ... get the 700. $325 well spent.
It has all the flash/capabilities you will need with either a 7000, or 7001 for "general use." (multiple-remotes, etc - have fun...) My opinion - unless you're a "make-your-living Pro" - ... get the 700. $325 well spent.
Jan 5, 2014 05:59:50 #
I have both the SB700 and the SB910 and use them on my D200 and D7100. I find that I have a better range or distance with the 910 and usually a slightly brighter picture when using the SB910. Both Speedlights work well in the Master or Remote modes. If you can afford the SB910 it is well worth the extra $200.
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