Thank you for your help. Earlier today i figured it out just like you said. Thanks again. I hope you are feeling better. Happy New Year. Stay healthy, safe, and warm, if you live in the North east. Take care. Mike

I just figured it out. Naturally it was my fault. I had the flash on Commander Mode. I thought I had taken it off, but I forgot to hit the OK button, so it was still on that setting. Once I took off of Commander mode and back on Manual and TTL, it worked fine. I feel like an idiot, and probably am, but the expression, "Haste makes waste," is certainly true, especially in my case.

The manual is always the way to go, but I usually have trouble finding it when I need it.

Thanks again for helping me out. I really appreciate it.

I just figured it out. Naturally it was my fault. I had the flash on Commander Mode. I thought I had taken it off, but I forgot to hit the OK button, so it was still on that setting. Once I took off of Commander mode and back on Manual and TTL, it worked fine. I feel like an idiot, and probably am, but the expression, "Haste makes waste," is certainly true, especially in my case.

The manual is always the way to go, but I usually have trouble finding it when I need it.

Thanks again for helping me out. I really appreciate it.

Thanks for the help. I'm hoping to have time later today to try it out. Thanks again, and Happy New Year. Mike

Thank you, again. I haven't had a chance to play around with it, yet, but will do and let you know. I have a few jobs lined up and was hoping to be able to use the 600, on remote. If not I'll have to use the commander mode feature. If that doesn't work, I have a friend who has a few flashes, I can use, and have as a backup. He usually comes along and acts as my assistant, which is very handy, because I hate borrowing equipment.

Thanks again, and take care.
Mike

Thanks, Searcher. I'm using it on a D800, so it should work. I'll keep you posted. Thanks, again.

Thanks. Didn't know that.

Thanks. I will check it out.

Thank you. I will check it out. I appreciate your help.

I tried that, but it doesn't work. I thought there would be a setting in the menu, but I can't seem to find it because you have to press 2 buttons, at once, on the 600, and it's not easy to navigate the system, and can be frustrating.

There is also the possibility that the 600 is not designed to be used with a remote triggering system such as a Phottix or Pocket Wizard.

Thanks for the reply.

I have the SB600, and I am trying to trigger it with a Phottix flash trigger. I use the Phottix Odin system, with my SB910, and it works great, but when I try to use it with the SB600, I can seem to navigate the menu, to find the setting. The SB910, has a switch for "remote," so it very easy to set and use. The SB600, however, is a lot more involved to set up. I currently have the SB600, set up to use in Commander mode, and it works find it that mode.

I called Nikon, but the rep. I got on the phone, didn't have a clue to what I was asking. I guess I could Google the question, but I thought I would see what my fellow Hoggers, have to say.

Any help, as usual, will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks. I always remove it safely. I am very careful about following all the protocols.

My computer guy called me tonight, and said he was able to recover all the files, but he doesn't have a program to open the Nikon files. Tomorrow morning I'll go there with my computer and I will find out if they open.

Thanks again.

Right now I'm waiting to hear from my computer guy, to learn if he was able to recover the images.

When I used my software, it said the file was an "unsupported file type."

Thanks.

You are right-and it did!!!

Waiting to hear from my computer guy, to learn if he was able to recover the images.

Thanks.

You're right. These were interior shots of a home, and so I can re-shoot them, but I am going to be backing up from now on, especially since my camera holds to cards.

Murphy's Law is always there-ready to pounce. As the expression goes-"Fool me once-shame on you-Fool me twice-Shame on me!

Thanks.