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Re: Really? I doubt it
In reply to BAK,
5 months ago
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BAK wrote:
Re>While I know that the commander mode on the D700 will fire the flashes,<
Probably not.
Actually it will. I've tested it, The strobes have a sensor that's triggered by light.
Why would Nikon's fully automatic system work on another company's fully manual system?
Look in the cartons for a sync cord.
Look on your camera for a sync socket. (try inside a little rubber door)
I have a sync socket. I just thought wireless would be less of a hassle
If no socket, buy a Nikon AS-15 hot shoe PC sync cord socket.
Plug the cord you'll probably find in the box into your main flash, and into the camera / AS-15
Light from the first flash will set off the other two.
You need a flash meter. Sekonic 308 is fine for a beginner. A Sekonic L-358 is more advanced, but probably understandable.
Chinese electronics is frequently junk.
That's generally what I think too, but the Yongnuo RF-603 get good reviews.
BAK
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